Text to Speech(mp3) conversion in flash

Hi ,
I want to convert text to Speech without using Google api.So that I can run the application offline.
So is there a way to convert  text to Speech (mp3) and upload the converted mp3 file in a folder in flash as3.
Thanks.

I have found that Text-to-Speech works just fine in Yosemite's Preview application — without changing any standard settings. I added additional voices, and it works equally well with these too. You should not expect Text-to-Speech functionality with text that is incorporated into a graphic though.
Both Edit > Speech  > Start Speaking, and after enabling in Text-to-Speech Preferences, Speak selected text when the key is pressed (option+Esc).

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