WO1999008179A1 - Transformateur et procede de transformation de donnees caracteres - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a character data conversion device and a conversion method for converting character data supplied via a public telephone line or the like into voice data, and more particularly to a character data conversion device supplied from the outside and stored in a storage unit.
- the present invention relates to a character-to-evening conversion device and a conversion method thereof, which convert character data other than that instructed by an instruction to an audio data and enable quick grasp and retrieval of information based on the character data.
- BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, a device having an electronic mail function of transmitting and receiving character data via communication means such as a public telephone line or an integrated services digital network (ISDN) has been widely used.
- ISDN integrated services digital network
- This type of device receives a character data transmitted via a communication means such as a public telephone line, and converts the received character data into voice data and outputs it.
- Information processing devices such as terminals and communication devices such as mobile phones are used.
- the audio data output from this type of device or equipment is converted into an analog audio signal and converted to an electroacoustic transducer such as a speaker or earphone. It is input and heard as voice.
- the character data transmitted by e-mail is transmitted by forming one file for each unit information and stored in the storage unit of an information processing device such as a personal computer or a portable information terminal. Therefore, when converting the transmitted character data to voice data, specify the 1 file stored in the storage unit, convert the text data included in this file to voice data, and output it. Input to the electroacoustic transducer.
- the character data constituting one file includes the address of the e-mail sender, the date and time of reception, and the like.
- the transmitted character data includes data unnecessary for listening as voice.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a character data conversion device and a conversion method capable of converting only character data useful to a receiver among character data supplied via communication means into voice data. Is to do. Another object of the present invention is to avoid converting character data that is inappropriate or cannot be converted to voice in the supplied character data into voice data, and to convert the character data into voice data.
- a character data converter that converts only character data suitable for output into audio data; and It is to provide a conversion method.
- a character data conversion device proposed to achieve the above object includes a storage unit for storing supplied character data, an operation unit operated by a user, and an operation unit. Instruction data indicating a portion of the character data stored in the storage unit that does not need to be converted to voice data based on the input of the instruction data, and from the storage unit based on the generated instruction data. And a control unit for converting a portion of the read character data that is not specified by the instruction data into audio data.
- the control unit of this device includes a data conversion unit that converts character data read from the storage unit into voice data.
- the apparatus according to the present invention further includes an acoustic conversion unit that converts the audio data output from the data conversion unit into an audible sound.
- control unit configured to avoid converting character data corresponding to at least punctuation marks into voice data among character data read from the storage unit based on input from the operation unit. Control.
- control unit reads characters from the storage unit based on the input from the operation unit. By repeatedly reading out the data in a predetermined amount of data discretely and converting it into audio data, it is possible to quickly grasp the contents of the character data.
- control unit is configured to repeatedly perform an operation of converting a predetermined amount of character data following character data corresponding to a period from the character data read from the storage unit into voice data, and It is possible to quickly grasp the contents of the information.
- control unit converts the character data read from the storage unit into the audio data except for the first part or the last part, and converts only the character data necessary as information into voice.
- the character-to-character conversion method includes an instruction for indicating a portion of the character data stored in the storage unit based on an input from the operation unit that does not need to be converted to the voice data. Data is generated, and a portion of the character data read from the storage unit that is not specified by the instruction data is converted into a voice data based on the generated instruction data.
- the character data conversion device includes a storage unit that stores the supplied character data, an operation unit that is operated by a user, and a storage unit that is stored in the storage unit based on an input from the operation unit.
- the instruction data indicating a portion of the character data stored in the storage unit based on the input from the operation unit that does not need to be converted to the audio data is output. Generate and generate this The instruction data thus read is compared with the character data read from the storage unit, and characters that do not match the instruction data are converted into voice data based on the result of the comparison.
- the character data conversion method compares the supplied character data with at least one instruction data indicating a portion of the character data that does not need to be subjected to voice conversion.
- the operation of converting the character data that follows the character data that matches the instruction data out of the character data supplied based on the result of the comparison into voice data is referred to as the character data in which the comparison result is captured. It repeats until the next time it matches the instruction data, then converts the converted audio data into audible sound and outputs it.
- the character data conversion method when the captured character data next matches the designated data, the character data is connected to the next matched character data.
- the operation of converting the character data into voice data and then converting the voice data into voice data is repeated until the command data and the captured data match again.
- This conversion method converts the first character data of the captured character data into audio data and converts the character data of the first character data converted into audio data into the second character data.
- the operation of converting character data separated by the data amount into voice data by the first data amount is repeated.
- the audio data converted from the character data is converted into an audible sound and output.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a character-to-night conversion device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a screen displayed on the display unit.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of character data stored in the storage unit.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an example when setting the omission condition.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an example in which when the supplied character data is converted into audio data and output as audio, the audio data is output by comparing the character data with the omission condition.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating an example of scanning when outputting audio.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating an example of skipping when audio is being output.
- the character data conversion device has an e-mail function for transmitting and receiving character data that can receive character data via a communication network such as a public telephone line or ISDN (Integrated services digital ntwork).
- a communication network such as a public telephone line or ISDN (Integrated services digital ntwork).
- the device to which the device is applied is a personal computer, a portable information terminal device, an information processing device such as an IC recorder capable of inputting character data, and a communication device such as a mobile phone.
- a character data processing device 1 according to the present invention includes a receiving unit 2 for receiving character data of an e-mail transmitted via a communication network such as a public telephone line or ISDN;
- the character data supplied to 2 is provided with a storage unit 3 in which the evening is recorded.
- the character data is transmitted by composing one file for each unit information.
- the storage unit 3 uses a recording medium such as a hard disk built in the computer body and is applied to an information terminal or a mobile phone. In such cases, the RAM built into these devices is used.
- character data transmitted via a public telephone line or a communication network such as ISDN are transmitted as ASCII (ASCII) code data.
- the character data conversion device 1 is supplied with the character data read from the storage unit 3 and, for example, audio data among the character data constituting one file.
- a signal processing unit 5 that generates an instruction data indicating a portion that does not need to be converted into an overnight signal, and the data is read from the storage unit 3 based on the instruction data generated by the signal processing unit 5.
- the control unit 7 includes a voice data conversion unit 6 that converts a portion of the character data not specified by the instruction data into voice data.
- the character data conversion apparatus 1 includes a character data that does not need to be converted into a voice data among the character data read from the storage unit 3. And an operation unit 8 operated by a user to input a command signal for generating an instruction for instructing the evening to the signal processing unit 5 of the control unit 7.
- a keyboard and a mouse connected to the personal computer are used, and when the present invention is applied to an information terminal or a mobile phone, a dial key is used. And function keys are used.
- the command signal input from the operation unit 8 includes the character data stored in the storage unit 3, a file designation signal for specifying the evening file, and the character data read from the storage unit 3, which is omitted during the night. And input signals such as an skip signal, a skip signal, and a scan signal.
- the character-to-night conversion device 1 includes a display unit 9 for displaying a screen for setting various conditions for omitting character data read from the storage unit 3. .
- the character-to-data converter 1 includes a D / A converter 10 and a D / A converter 10 that convert the audio data output from the audio data converter 6 included in the controller 7 into an analog audio signal.
- An amplifier 11 for amplifying and outputting the audio signal output from the / A converter 10 and an output terminal 12 for outputting the audio signal output from the amplifier 11 to the outside of the converter 1 are provided.
- the output terminal 12 is connected to an electroacoustic transducer 13 such as a speaker device or an earphone, and converts an audio signal into an audible sound and outputs it.
- the electroacoustic transducer 13 may be built in a personal computer or a mobile phone in which the character data converter 1 is incorporated.
- the user operates the operation unit 8 such as a keyboard / mouse and stores the data in the storage unit 3.
- the file specification information is transmitted to the signal processing unit 5.
- the signal processing unit 5 generates a file specification file based on the file specification information, inputs this specification data to the storage unit 3, and converts the character data of the file specified from the storage unit 3 into a signal processing unit. Read out to the memory working area above 5.
- the specified file is read from the storage unit 3, the text name 15 of the file is displayed on the display unit 9 as shown in FIG.
- the character data conversion device 1 By operating the operation unit 8, the character data conversion device 1 generates conversion-unnecessary information indicating conditions under which conversion of character data constituting a specified file into audio data is not necessary. It is human-powered.
- the signal processing unit 5 When the conversion-unnecessary information is input to the signal processing unit 5, the signal processing unit 5 generates a conversion-unnecessary instruction based on the conversion-unnecessary information and outputs the generated instruction to the storage unit 3, and as shown in FIG.
- the conversion unnecessary instruction information 16 corresponding to the conversion unnecessary instruction data is displayed on the display unit 9.
- the conversion unnecessary instruction output from the signal processing unit 5 is stored in the storage unit 3.
- the conversion unnecessary instruction data when the character data is e-mail information as shown in FIG.
- a character data group 21 indicating the address information or the like described first in the e-mail is used.
- the character data of the sender information described at the end of the e-mail group 22 is cited.
- the stylized data Specify some information.
- conversion unnecessary indications include a period (.), A reading (,) period, a question mark (?), And an exclamation mark.
- character data that is not suitable for conversion to audio such as (!).
- the character data conversion device 1 when designating a certain character file among the character files constituting the specified file, while searching for the specified character data, A mechanism is provided for skipping over the character data corresponding to the character data and converting a predetermined amount of the character data existing corresponding to the skipped position into audio data.
- the operation unit 8 In order to convert the character data constituting the file into audio data while skipping, the operation unit 8 is operated, and skip condition information corresponding to the character data indicating the skip condition is input.
- the skip condition information includes one or more lines of blank information included in the character data of the specified file, punctuation marks (.), Punctuation marks (,), periods (.), Question mark (?), Extract mark (!), Etc.
- the skip condition information input by operating the operation unit 8 is input to the signal processing unit 5.
- the signal processing unit 5 generates a skip instruction data based on the skip condition information, outputs the skip instruction data to the storage unit 3, and displays the skip condition information 17 corresponding to the skip instruction data on the display unit as shown in FIG. Display in 9.
- the skip instruction data output from the signal processing unit 5 is stored in the storage unit 3.
- the character-data-to-night conversion device 1 is started, and in step S1, a program read command signal from the control unit 7 is output. Based on this, for example, the condition registration program stored in the storage unit 3 is started. Let it. When the condition registration program is started, a screen as shown in FIG.
- step S2 when the user operates the operation unit 8 and inputs the conversion-unnecessary information, the conversion-unnecessary information is input to the signal processing unit 5, and the signal processing unit 5 generates the conversion-unnecessary information based on the conversion-unnecessary information. Conversion unnecessary instruction data is generated.
- step S3 when the user operates the operation unit 8 to input the skip condition information, the skip condition information is input to the signal processing unit 5, and the signal processing unit 5 executes the skip condition based on the skip condition information. Case data is generated.
- step S4 the conversion unnecessary instruction data and the skip condition data generated in step S2 and step S3 are output from the signal processing unit 5 and stored in the storage unit 3.
- a display command signal from the control unit 7 is supplied to the display unit 9, and as shown in FIG. 2, the conversion start button 26, the skip button 27, the scan on button 28, the scan off button 2 9 is displayed.
- the control unit 7 is controlled as described below, and the file designation information
- the character data of the file read from the storage unit 3 is converted into the voice data based on the file designation data generated by the signal processing unit 5 of the control unit 7 based on the data.
- a keyboard and a mouse are used as the operation unit 8 and any of the buttons 26 to 29 displayed on the display unit 9 is designated by a keyboard. Operation of the cursor keys provided on the Done.
- any of the buttons 26 to 29 displayed on the display unit 9 is designated by a function key provided on these devices. Done.
- the conversion start button 26 is a button for generating a conversion start command when specified by operating the operation unit 8.
- the conversion set button is designated 26, and a conversion start command is generated.
- This conversion start command is input to the signal processing unit 5, and the conversion instruction data is input from the signal processing unit 5 to the audio / data conversion unit 6.
- the audio data conversion unit 6 starts a conversion operation for converting the character data read from the storage unit 3 via the signal processing unit 5 into the audio data.
- the skip button 27 is a button that generates a skip command when specified by operating the operation unit 8. When a skip instruction is generated with the skip button 27 specified, the skip instruction is input to the signal processing unit 5 of the control unit 7.
- the signal processing unit 5 generates the skip condition data based on the skip command and inputs the generated skip condition data to the voice data conversion unit 6.
- the voice data conversion unit 6 receives the skip condition data, Based on this data, an audio output is output.
- This skip command causes the audio data conversion unit 6 to skip over a predetermined character data amount, that is, skip instruction data for controlling the character data to be converted into audio data by skipping.
- a specific key other than the cursor key of the personal keyboard may be used as a skip button for generating a skip command.
- Scan on button 28 and scan off button 29 It is specified when converting character data to voice data while scanning character data when converting data to voice data. That is, when specified by the operation of the operation unit 8, the scan-on button 28 generates a scan signal and inputs it to the signal processing unit 5 of the control unit 7. When the scan signal is input, the signal processing unit 5 generates a scan instruction data and outputs it to the audio data conversion unit 6. At this time, the signal processing unit 5 causes the audio data conversion unit 6 to repeat a process of, for example, converting a predetermined amount of character data following the character data specified by the scan condition data into audio data and outputting the audio data as audio. Control.
- the scan-off button 19 is designated when the above-described scan is stopped.
- the scan-off button 19 generates a scan-off signal specified by the operation of the operation unit 8 and inputs the signal to the signal processing unit 5 of the control unit 7.
- the signal processing unit 5 When the scan-off signal is input, the signal processing unit 5 generates a scan-off instruction data, outputs the scan-off instruction data to the audio data conversion unit 6, and converts the character data thereafter into audio data.
- a voice conversion control signal for controlling the converter 6 is generated.
- the voice data conversion unit 6 receives the character data stored in the storage unit 3 via the signal processing unit 5 and inputs each instruction data generated by the signal processing unit 5. .
- the voice data conversion unit 6 converts at least a part of the character data input from the storage unit 3 according to each input instruction data. Convert to De-Isak. That is, when the audio data conversion unit 6 compares the character data with the instruction data for omitting the conversion to the audio data in the signal processing unit 5, the audio data conversion unit 6 , Character data that does not correspond to the âIt is controlled to convert only the evening into the audio data.
- the comparison between the character data read from the storage unit 3 and the instruction data for omitting the conversion is performed as follows. That is, the character data stored in the storage unit 3 is read out onto the RAM in the signal processing unit 5 based on the file instruction data input from the signal processing unit 5 to the storage unit 3, and is mapped to the signal data. This is performed by comparing one by one with the character data designated by each instruction data stored in the RAM on the processing unit 5.
- the character data conversion device 1 receives character data of e-mail transmitted through a communication network such as a public telephone line or ISDN.
- a communication network such as a public telephone line or ISDN.
- the control unit 7. converts the character data into the voice data according to the flowchart shown in FIG. 5 and outputs the voice. That is, the flowchart shown in FIG. 5 shows the operation of the signal processing unit 5 and the audio data conversion unit 6 of the control unit.
- step S 101 To convert the character data received via the receiving unit 2 and stored in the storage unit 3 into voice data and output it as voice, first place the control unit 7 and activate this character-data-to-night conversion program Let it. Specifically, in step S 101, for example, a conversion program stored in the storage unit 3 is read into the signal processing unit 5 based on a program read command signal from the signal processing unit 5 of the control unit 7. Be executed. When the conversion program is activated, a screen as shown in FIG.
- step S102 the user converts the file received from the receiving unit 2 and stored in the storage unit 3 into audio data.
- the file to be converted (hereinafter referred to as the text to be converted) is the operation unit
- the signal processing unit 5 of the control unit 7 specifies the file designation data and the character data of the conversion text (hereinafter referred to as n max) . ) Is generated and output to the storage unit 3.
- step S103 the user operates the operation unit 8 to operate the conversion unnecessary information 16 such as a period (.), A period (.), A question mark (?), And an exclamation point. Mark
- the operation unit 8 When (!) Or the like is input, the operation unit 8 generates the abbreviated data A (i) and inputs it to the signal processing unit 5.
- the abbreviation A (i) is stored on the RAM of the signal processing unit 5 as an array whose argument is i.
- the maximum value of i is predetermined, and the maximum value is i. It shall be.
- Step S104 when n indicating the order of the character data A in the file is set to 1 from the signal processing unit 5, that is, an instruction to read the first character data from the storage unit 3 is output. You.
- step S105 the n-th character data of the text to be converted is loaded on the RAM of the signal processing unit 5. That is, the text to be converted is a character data string where n is 1, 2, ... , N max .
- step S107 the n-th character data of the text to be converted uttered in step S105 and the abbreviated data A (i) generated from the conversion unnecessary information 16 are determined.
- the signal processing unit 5 compares them.
- step S109 the n-th character data of the text to be converted is If it corresponds to the omitted data A (i), the process proceeds to step S108.
- step S109 i is i. That is, the signal processing unit 5 determines whether or not the n-th character data has been compared with the last omitted data A (io). And i two i. If so, the process proceeds to step S110. On the other hand, when i has not reached i 0, the process proceeds to step S 105.
- the audio data converted by the audio data conversion unit 6 is input to the D / A converter 10, which converts the audio data into an audio signal as an analog signal, and outputs the audio signal to the output terminal 1. Output from 2.
- Step S107 when the n-th character data of the text to be converted is loaded into the RAM on the signal processing unit 5, the n-th character of the text to be converted is read. The data is compared with all the omitted data A (1) to A (i.). Then, only when it is determined that the n-th character data of the text to be converted does not correspond to all the omitted data A (1) to A (i.), The process proceeds to step S109, and Character data is converted to audio data and output.
- Step S 1 0 8 Step S 1 0 n th character data converted text were compared in 7 last character de Isseki, i.e.
- step S107 the signal processing unit 5 compares each character data of the text to be converted with all the abbreviated signals A (i), and compares all the abbreviated data A (i). Only when the condition does not correspond to i), the character data is converted to voice data by the voice data converter 6 and this voice data is converted to an analog voice signal by the D / A converter 1 â and output. In addition, at least a part of the conversion target sentence read from the storage unit 3 can be omitted and converted to an audio signal and output.
- the sentence to be converted is composed of a plurality of phrases, and when the speech data conversion unit 6 converts the sentence into a speech data and outputs it,
- the operation of the character-data-to-night conversion device 1 that scans the first part of the data and converts it into audio data will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG.
- the conversion target sentence is converted into audio data in accordance with the flowchart shown in FIG. It converts it to evening and converts this audio data into an audio signal and outputs it as audio.
- a scan is used when the user wants to know information about a phrase that is located further ahead of the phrase being converted to speech.
- step S202 when the text to be converted is output as speech in step S201 described above, it is determined whether the scan-on button 28 has been operated on the screen shown in FIG. Is determined by At this time, if the user operates the operation unit 8 and operates the scan-on button 28 to output a scan command from the operation unit 8, the process proceeds to step S2 â 3, and the operation unit 8 scans.
- step S204 When the on button 282 is not operated, the process proceeds to step S204. That is, when the operation unit 8 is operated, a scan signal is generated, and the scan signal is input to the signal processing unit 5 of the control unit 7. The signal processing unit 5 determines whether a scan signal has been input, and proceeds to step 203 or 204.
- step S203 that is, when the scan-on button 28 is operated, a predetermined amount of character data is converted into voice data from this character data based on a predetermined character data, and In order to perform the conversion again from the next predetermined character data, a predetermined amount of character data is deleted.
- the amount of character data to be deleted at this time is set in advance by the user. Is defined.
- the character data to be deleted is the skip condition information described above.
- a predetermined amount following this punctuation mark is set as in 17.
- the amount of character data set is the skip condition information
- a predetermined amount of character data located after the punctuation is converted into audio data, and this audio data is converted into an audio signal.
- the character data is output as voice via the electro-acoustic transducer 13, and character data up to the next character data such as punctuation marks, which are pre-specified standards, are omitted.
- a predetermined amount of character data following this character data is converted into voice data again. This operation is repeated to convert the selected text to be converted into speech.
- step 204 an instruction data is generated to control the voice data converter 6 so as to convert the character data following the character data omitted in the above step 203 into voice. .
- step S205 similarly to step S202 described above, it is determined whether or not operation unit 8 has been operated and scan-on button 28 has been operated again. At this time, if the user operates the operation unit 8 to operate the scan-on button 28, the process proceeds to step S206, in which it is assumed that the skip key is turned on, and the readout is performed in step 204. Character data that is scanned next and read out skip.
- step 207 the process proceeds to a process of converting the next character data skipped in step 206 into voice data. If the scan-on button 28 is not operated in step 205, the process of converting character data into audio data according to the conversion function specified in step 201 described above is performed. Done.
- step S206 when the skip button 27 is operated while the scan-on button 28 is operated in step S205, character data such as punctuation marks, which are the next predetermined reference, are used.
- the conversion to the audio data of the predetermined amount of character data that has been set after one night is stopped, instruction data for omitting the predetermined amount of character data is generated, and the process proceeds to step S207.
- This instruction data is input to the audio / data converter 6, and a predetermined amount of character data is converted into audio data and output.
- step S301 when the user operates the operation unit 8 to specify the skip button 27, a skip command is output by the operation unit 8, and the skip command is output to the signal processing unit 5 of the control unit 7. Is entered.
- the skip signal is output by operating the operation unit 8 and inputting the skip condition information 17 displayed on the screen shown in FIG. 3, and the skip signal is output to the signal processing unit of the control unit 7. 5 and is input from the signal processing unit 5 to the storage unit 3 as character data omission information.
- the skip condition information character data which is not compatible with conversion of voice data such as punctuation is specified.
- step S302 when skip condition information 17 is input by operating the operation unit 8, a skip signal is output from the operation unit 8.
- the signal processing unit 5 When the skip signal is input to the signal processing unit 5 of the control unit 7, the signal processing unit 5 generates skip condition data B (i), and outputs the skip condition data stored in the storage unit 3 to the file to be converted. Be sent
- the skip condition is composed of an array from B (1) to B (ii). That is, a signal sequence of skip condition dataâevening, B (1), B (2),..., B (i.).
- step S304 signal processing is performed on the n clauses of the sentence to be converted read from the storage unit 3 and the skip condition data B (i) generated based on the skip condition information 17 Compare in Part 5.
- step S304 the conversion target sentence is compared with, for example, the skip condition data in units of clauses, and the character data for each clause is generated based on the skip condition information 17. It is determined whether or not the condition data B (i) is satisfied.
- the process proceeds to step S305.
- the character data of n segments of the text to be converted does not correspond to the skip condition data signal B (i) generated based on the skip condition information 17, the process proceeds to step S306.
- step S305 the array is arranged at a predetermined skip position.
- the instruction data is generated by the signal processing unit 5 so as to convert the character data into voice data.
- the voice command is converted into voice data when the skip command is output by the operation unit 8.
- the character data at a predetermined skip position of the text to be converted can be skipped from the current position without being converted to voice data.
- step S304 based on the speech conversion information generated in step S307, the speech data is decoded as described using the flowchart shown in FIG. Convert to character data and output.
- step S306 the skip condition data generated based on the skip condition information 17 for the characters in the n segments of the conversion target sentence is a skip signal corresponding to B (ii)
- the signal processing unit 5 determines whether or not this is the case.
- the skip condition data compared in step S304 is the skip condition data corresponding to B (i!)
- the process proceeds to step S308.
- step S308 and S309 the next phrase after the phrase compared in step S304 is specified, and the process returns to step S303 again to return the n + Compare one clause with skip condition data B (i).
- step S304 if the skip condition data compared in step S304 is not the skip condition data corresponding to B (ii), the process proceeds to step S310.
- step S310 the skip condition data compared in step S304 in step S306 described above is used. ), The skip signal B (i + 1) of the next array is designated, and the process proceeds to step S304 again. That is, in the flowchart shown in FIG. 7, when n clauses of the sentence to be converted are loaded into the RAM on the signal processing unit 5, B
- step S306 character data of n clauses
- step S305 Only when it is determined that the conditions for skipping from (1) to B (ii) do not apply, the phrase is skipped in step S305, and the flow advances to step S307 to proceed to the above-described diagram.
- character data is converted into audio data
- the audio data is converted into an analog audio signal and output.
- the character-data-to-night conversion device 1 As described above, by using the character-data-to-night conversion device 1 according to the present invention, the user can skip unnecessary information according to the text to be converted without converting it into voice data. Then, the character data can be converted into voice data and only the necessary information can be heard by voice. INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY As described above, the character-to-data conversion device and the conversion method according to the present invention are provided by the voice conversion unit based on instruction data that specifies a portion that does not need to be converted to voice data. The conversion of character data that is not converted into voice data is restricted, so that the conversion of character data that the user does not need as information into voice data is restricted, and only the necessary information is converted. Since the character data can be converted into voice data for listening, the information stored as character data in the storage unit can be checked efficiently, and the character data stored in the storage unit can be quickly displayed. You can search.
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