probably due to the system spec, I know that after a sertain version of hal it would stutter loads since it needed more cpu and ram. At 06:10 p.m. 16/01/2008, you wrote: >hi, >Yeah, i haven't heard this so-called warble either. However, I have >noticed over the years that Jaws has had an on and off problem with Sapi >voices. They don't always run correctly with Jaws, but would work fine >with Window Eyes. one case in point I had a problem with Neospeec Kate >with Jaws, it wasn't fixed until a version later, but the Window Eyes of >the time worked fine with it. >So the warble others are talkng about is hardware related or it is a bug >in the jaws version th person is using. I can say I use it all the time >and have never heard a warble. > > >Bryan wrote: >> Eloquence with a sinus problem. Tere's an interesting thought. I know that >> if you tinker with it you can make Dectalk sound like it's got a cold but I >> think you have to actually have the software itself, and one that isn't >> linked to a screen reader. I havve noticed that the ScanSoft voices are a >> bit sketchy with JAWS, but with Window-Eyes they work fine. As for a warble >> effect I've never really noticed that. I think though that the reason they >> might sound a bit funky on some words is that like the AT&T voices they're >> generated with actual human voice samples. The difference is that whoever >> created the ScanSoft voices did a better job than whoever made the AT&T >> Not-so-Natural voices. >> Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so. >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Stefen Hudson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> To: "Gamers Discussion list" <[email protected]> >> Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 3:33 AM >> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Prefered Sapi voice for games? >> >> >> >>> Wow. 3.2? I started with 3.5. The funny thing about that version of >>> Eloquence was it sounded like it had a sinus problem compared to the newer >>> versions. I've tried using the real speech voices that came with JAWS9 and >>> had some trouble understanding them. They do sound a bit more natural, but >>> sometimes they have this warble effect when they say certain words or >>> phraises, and sometimes they don't say the entire word. >>> >>> -------------------------------------------------- >>> From: "Thomas Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> Sent: Monday, January 14, 2008 7:32 PM >>> To: "Gamers Discussion list" <[email protected]> >>> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Prefered Sapi voice for games? >>> >>> >>>> Hi Stefen, >>>> You aren't the first person who has said that to me. I have a friend who >>>> is also blind, but she is almost deaf in one ear and some partial loss >>>> in the other. She use to tell me she had problems using her Dectalk >>>> Express but could understand Eloquence clearly. I never understand how >>>> that could be. >>>> With my own experience when Eloquence was released with JFW 3.2 I >>>> couldn't understand it, and couldn't stand it. Of course, after a couple >>>> of releases I got use to it, and now days I can listen to it at high >>>> speed. >>>> >>>> Stefen Hudson wrote: >>>> >>>>> I'm not really sure what it is. I've used Eloquence pretty much all my >>>>> life, >>>>> LOL. I also have a hearing impairment and can understand Eloquence >>>>> better >>>>> than any other voices I've tried. To mee, Eloquence is much smoother. >>>>> Other >>>>> voices have a warble to them sometimes. 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