Terje,
I don't believe so. Windows doesn't natively support upsampling beyond
48kHZ. The sound card will have to take care of this when it's opened at
such a high rate. I'm guessing that for the sake of performance, most
high-end card manufacturers don't bother. Truthfully, you oly need the
device open so high if you intend to record or play back audio at
24/192. Otherwise, Windows has to up and downsample your audio. If you
aren't recording or playing back native high fidelity sound, then keep
the card open at 48K. Anything beyond that will just waste system resources.
Regards,
Steve
On 11/22/2010 6:22 AM, TS. Terje Strømberg wrote:
Both Ivona, Scansoft and Microsoft SAPI synthesizers will not work at 96
kHz. Not on my card at least. Neither did Eloquence that was in the WE.
Looks like we have a hearing problem too.
You need external hardware to use Dectalk, right?
Is there a speech synthesizer that will work at 96/192 kHz ?
Take care
Terje Strømberg
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Sendt: 21. november 2010 18:48
Til: 'Stephen Clower'; 'gw-info-gwmicro.com'
Emne: SV: Sound
Stephen,
I use SAPI only. Ivona and Scansoft. Later i will try Eloquence. Don`t
remember if it was Ivona or Scansoft i used. Did not think of trying
different synthesizers. Can`t do that now because i am on Bluetooth
headphones and it is a mess to get the sound back to Bluetooth.
Take care
Terje Strømberg
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Sendt: 21. november 2010 16:57
Til: gw-info-gwmicro.com
Emne: Re: Sound
Terje,
Which synthesizer are you using? Does this happen with both Dectalk and
Eloquence? What about SAPI voices?
Regards,
Steve
On 11/21/2010 5:44 AM, TS. Terje Strømberg wrote:
When I set the soundcard to 96 kHz, the sound/voice of Window Eyes
disappear. When I set it back to 48 kHz the sound/voice of Window Eyes
comes
back. Any idea of why?
Take care
Terje Strømberg
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