The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence and speech processing technologies has significantly enhanced human-computer interaction. However, traditional voice cloning and text-to-speech systems often rely on high-cost infrastructure and generate complete audio before playback, leading to increased latency. This paper presents a Real-Time Voice Cloning and Streaming System designed to generate and stream speech simultaneously with minimal delay. The system operates efficiently on standard personal computers and processes text along with a reference voice sample to produce speech incrementally. The proposed system integrates advanced speech synthesis models, voice encoding techniques, and a low-latency streaming pipeline using WebSocket-based communication. This enables continuous and smooth audio playback without pre-generating the entire audio. The system offers reduced latency, improved efficiency, and enhanced real-time interaction capabilities. It is suitable for applications such as virtual assistants, conversational agents, accessibility tools, and interactive platforms.
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