Downloads and few Demos

Web version of Katha: Bangla Text to Speech demo is available in online: http://www.bracu.ac.bd/research/crblp/demo/tts

BanglaOCR version 0.6: CRBLP has released a new version of the BanglaOCR based on Tesseract's recognition engine for both Windows and Linux under the GNU Public License (GPL) version 2. This is really an alpha release aimed to get feedback from those who are familiar with the Bangla script. We hope to release a 1.0 version sometime early next year.
Download: [Windows] [Linux], Release notes: [Windows] [Linux]

CRBLPConverter version 1.1: CRBLP has released a new version of the CRBLPConverter V1.1 under the GNU Public License (GPL) version 2.
Change Log:
* Bug Fixes: Fixed some of the issues with the conversion from ASCII Font to Unicode Font.
* Optimizations: Now the HTML file Converter converts all HTML nodes (tags) instead of just the SPAN tag.
* New Feature: Now an HTML file is generated retaining all formatting from an HTML input file. (The previous version generated a Plain Text File). It also supports multiple fonts (including English) in a file.
[Download CRBLPConverter V1.1] [Release notes]

CRBLPConverter version 1.0: CRBLPConverter is a software package to convert various TTF encoded Bangla documents to Unicode encoding. There are thousands of Bangla documents that are encoded with various fonts (typically called “ASCII fonts”), which are wholly incompatible with one another, and in some cases, proprietary. To make matters worse, some of the Bangla so called ASCII fonts change the underlying encoding from version to version without changing the version number. This software is designed to automate the process of converting this large body of existing Bangla documents in different formats such as HTML and Microsoft Word to Unicode. CRBLPConverter includes converters for SutonnyMJ, Bangsee Alpona, Prothoma, and Alo. In the case of SuttonyMJ, different versions of Bijoy use different encodings, which forces the user to specify which version of Bijoy the original document was written with. This software is free and open source, released under the GNU Public License (GPL) version 2. [Download CRBLPConverter V1.0] [Release notes]

BanglaPad:
BanglaPad is an open source, full-featured cross-platform Unicode rich text editor capable of editing Bangla that can run on different operating systems, such as Windows, Linux/Unix, owing to its base on the Java programming language. Users can type Bangla text without using external helper applications, such as keyboard drivers and can check spelling of both Bangla and English document.
[Download BanglaPad]

Bangla Speller Sandbox:
Bangla phonetic spelling checker (Puspa). Gives suggestion for misspelling words based on similarities in pronunciation. Implemented based on Double Metaphone phonetic encoding
[Download Bangla Speller Sandbox]

JKimmo:
Java Interface for PC-Kimmo, a command line morphological analyser provided by SIL
[Download JKimmo]

BanglaOCR:
BanglaOCR is the Optical Character Recognizer for Bangla Script. It takes scanned images of a printed page or document as input and converts them into editable Unicode text. BanglaOCR allows users to train the data set from any document and observe the recognition performance.
[Download BanglaOCR]

English to Bangla Transliteration (Pata):
Type phonetically in English, you will get similar sounding dictionary word. Can be used for Bangla text input with English keyboard.
[Download Pata]

Automated Pronunciation Generator:
Input any Bangla word this application will give the pronunciation of that word in IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet).
[Demo] [get source]