Re: blind characters in games of any media, present and discuss.
@Dark, it's actually a Western produced game. That's pretty common for Western indi game developers to have Japanese or foreign titles in their names, especially games with anime influences in them, as is also the case with
Re: blind characters in games of any media, present and discuss.
@Dark, it's actually a Western produced game. That's pretty common for Western indi game developers to have Japanese or foreign titles in their names, especially games with anime influences in them, as is also the case with
Re: blind characters in games of any media, present and discuss.
Hi.Really, the only blind character I can think of at the top of my head from a mainstream game or otherwise is Lilly Satou, a character from a 2011 PC game known as Katawa Shoujo, which when translated from Japanese,
Re: Does Anyone Know Where I Can Find an Accessible Speakandspell Imulator
Hi.@Dark, I believe I know what version of MAME you were using, as I've used that version before a long time ago when I first started using MAME. I think it was a version of MAME called MAME UI. It's a standard
Re: Does Anyone Know Where I Can Find an Accessible Speakandspell Imulator
Hi.I knew that newer versions of MAME were being published, in fact I'm downloading the latest version that was released this month, 0.196. Been following their development stuff more often than I did previously,
Re: Questions about speech synthesizers
The reason it doesn't work in JAWS is because, as I said, screen readers have certain punctuation filters that block out certain commands from being entered within SAPI, the only ones that don't do that are System Access and NVDA (using the embedded
Re: Questions about speech synthesizers
It doesn't really matter how high or low, but do keep in mind that most engines have a certain range. Going over those ranges really doesn't do anything. Try experimenting. More SAPI4 control tags and SAPI5 XML tags are found in the Help manual.
Re: Questions about speech synthesizers
Hi.1. If you are using the Microsoft SAPI5 version of Microsoft Sam, the command to change speed in the middle of a block of text is , where X represents any number, with 0 being the default, where negative values make the rate slower, and positive
Re: Questions about speech synthesizers
No, I don't.
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Re: some bt sync secrets
Hi.No, he's saying that you can do what you described on mobile. However, to do the same thing, where you can just select the files you want to download, you need to buy a Pro license if you're using the desktop version.
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The Quest to save Stephen Hawking's Voice
Recently stumbled upon this article on the DECtalk mailing list. Figured you guys might be interested in it.https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/art … 759775.php
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Re: Does Anyone Know Where I Can Find an Accessible Speakandspell Imulator
Hi.Yes, you do have to download ROMs to get Speak & Spell working within MAME. You don't have to download any additional BIOS files, thankfully. The SNS ROM should work under the latest version of MAME, which is, as
Re: some bt sync secrets
For that feature, you'll need to buy the Pro version, unless, of course, you're on mobile, because you can already do that.
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Re: Midi player for the blind
I use foobar2000 with the MIDI Decoder. Coupled with the MIDI driver set to BASMIDI with the SGM soundfont, it's my preferred setup to play MIDI files.
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Re: download link to nvspeech
@Synthlonetica Productions Can you see if the person can give you a link to DECtalk 4.40 multilingual if at all possible? Or samples, perhaps? I'm very curious to hear what it sounds like and/or to play with it some time.
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Re: making jaws speak the time in a different voice
Hi.JAWS speaks the time and date in the Tutor and Message Voice, so if you want to change that, under Voice Profiles, I believe there's a setting where you can modify settings for a particular voice (e.g PC Cursor Voice, JAWS Cursor
Re: download link to nvspeech
Hi.@datajake1999 Thanks Jake! I downloaded that ZIP file before, but I didn't know what it was, other than it had DECtalk stuff in it. Well now I know.A bit of warning for some of you who want to use this. Note that you'll need an XP VM or earlier if you want
Re: Monthly chat December 2018
If you are referring to building a retro gaming console, it was really easy. All I had to do was download RetroPie from the official website, flash the downloaded image with either Win32DiskImager or Etcher (I used Etcher), plug it in, configure my
Re: Monthly chat December 2018
Hello all!I hope everybody had a wonderful time spending Christmas with friends, family, and loved ones. I sure did. I went out of state to visit some family on Christmas Eve, in which we did lots of activities.Before that I had a really awesome time on
Re: How to SSH from a windows computer to a Rastbery pi
Hi.I use my Raspberry Pi all the time.You can either use Wi-Fi or Ethernet, it's up to you. As for SSH, I use PuTTY.Just a heads up though, when you plug it in, there is no audio indication to let you know it's on, so you'll need
Re: How to SSH from a windows computer to a Rastbery pi
Hi.I use my Raspberry Pi all the time.You can either use Wi-Fi or Ethernet, it's up to you. As for SSH, I use PuTTY.Just a heads up though, when you plug it in, there is no audio indication to let you know it's on.
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Re: Monthly chat December 2018
The kit was pretty easy to build. The case looked nice, and it matched my desk where I kept my Wii and where my TV was sitting. The case was not that complicated to put together, as the plastic pieces snap together nicely, where as my new case that I'm using
Re: Monthly chat December 2018
The kit was pretty easy to build. The case looked nice, and it matched my desk where I kept my Wii and where my TV was sitting. As for NOOBS being accessible, I haven't tried it, as I never messed with it at all as I just flashed RetroPie which overwrote my
Re: old microsoft sapi5 voices on modern windows
There is a new installer. It works with both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows, meaning that it will appear in both the 32-bit and 64-bit Speech Control Panels.http://grossgang.com/tts/sapi_voices/Wi … s_v1.3.exe
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Re: Monthly chat December 2018
@Dark Thanks.The only consoles I have at the moment are an original Wii and the NES Classic Edition, if you can even call it a console at this point which, sadly both NES and SNES Classic Editions are being discontinued for real this month, meaning that once
Re: having a little too much fun with google translate
Here's another one I decided to do, just for fun, and because I'm in the mood for some memes.For kicks, here's the intro cutscene from Hotel Mario.Original Text:Nice of the princess to invite us over for a picnic, eh, Luigi?I hope she
Re: having a little too much fun with google translate
Hi,lol, I love this kind of stuff! Let me chime in.Here is the lyrics to Jump Up, Super Star! from Super Mario Odyssey, which is probably one of my favorite video game songs in general. Specifically, this is the short version found in
Re: having a little too much fun with google translate
Hi,lol, I love this kind of stuff! Let me chime in.Here is the lyrics to Jump Up, Super Star! from Super Mario Odyssey, specifically the short version found in the e3 2017 trailer, and also the version you could get for free straight
Re: How accurate are espeaks languages and dialects?
The croak voice is essentially the default eSpeak voice with the flutter setting set to 20 (the flutter setting controls the croakiness in the voice).
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Re: The Hatsune Miku official topic
Hi.The only way to use Vocaloid accessibly is that you first have to do the notes in MIDI, import said MIDI file into Vocaloid, then you have to replace every oo with a word. Not as easy as it sounds.
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Re: The Hatsune Miku official topic
Hi.@robomastr42 we're not talking about Vocalizer, we're talking about Vocaloid. Two totally different things.
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Re: The Hatsune Miku official topic
Hi.@nyanchan There were English Vocaloids like Oliver, and you could purchase them from their respective websites, in Oliver's case, PowerFX's site.
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Re: old microsoft sapi5 voices on modern windows
Hi.@G-Rad and @cmerry This installer contains the legacy Windows XP versions of Microsoft Sam, Microsoft Mike, and Microsoft Mary, compatible with newer operating systems. The big difference between the installer that was floating around a
Re: Microsoft Speech Synthesis Engine
Get the Microsoft Speech Engine version 4.0 for SAPI4 from this linkhttp://grossgang.com/tts/sapi_voices/msttsv.exe
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Re: How do I run windows apps that are not from the Microsoft store?
Your computer is probably running Windows 10 S, which only accepts apps that are on the Microsoft Store.To get out of Windows 10 S, you'll need to upgrade the machine to Windows 10 Pro.
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Re: How do I run windows apps that are not from the Microsoft store?
According to Microsoft's Windows 10 in S Mode FAQ:Switching out of S mode is one-way. If you make the switch, you won't be able to go back to Windows 10 in S mode. There's no charge to switch out of S mode.1. On your PC
Re: How do I run windows apps that are not from the Microsoft store?
Your computer is probably running Windows 10 in S mode, which only accepts apps that are on the Microsoft Store.To get out of Windows 10 in S Mode, you'll need to do some things in the Settings app.
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Re: getting started with a raspberry py
Hi.@AngelThere are 2 programs I know of to flash programs to an SD card. I primarily use Etcher, because you don't have to extract the .img file when flashing it, it automatically does it for you, plus it's very easy to use.However, if Etcher doesn't
Re: eSpeak ng
Hi.@DiegoIf you want to compile eSpeak NG for Android yourself, there is a tutorial on how to do it on the official eSpeak NG GitHub page.https://github.com/espeak-ng/espeak-ng
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Re: Discord: How to ignore a user?
Hi.@BlindJedi Shift+F10 is a global Windows command
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Re: yamaha chip soundfont!
Hi.Shin 4 Nin Uchi Mahjong: Yakuman Tengoku is the only game that uses MMC5 PCM audio.
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Re: your favorite sound chip?
@americandaad2005The Beeper chip is certainly an interesting little beast, and people have made some rather interesting tunes with it.Another favorite is the D1867G, which was the soul sound hardware behind one of the most famous toy keyboards of the 80s, the
Re: post your famitracker modules here!
Hi.@arturminyazev, FamiTracker is a Windows tracker that is used to write music for the Nintendo Entertainment System or Famicom. The files in FamiTracker are saved in its own FTM (FamiTracker Module) file format, or if you're using 0CC-FamiTracker,
Re: your favorite sound chip?
Hi.Most of these chips can't be obtained on their own without buying a vintage keyboard or game console and gutting it just to find the chip in question, because most consoles had multiple chips for audio and video.Plus, some chips, like the RP2A03, DMG-CPU,
Re: your favorite sound chip?
Hi.Most of these chips can't be obtained on their own without buying a vintage keyboard or game console and gutting it just to find the chip in question, because most consoles had multiple chips for audio and video.
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Re: your favorite sound chip?
Since I mentioned toy keyboards a while ago, I'd like to draw your attention to one chip in particular, and it's a wavetable tone keyboard as well. I'm sure @Dekyo-NEC2608 will appreciate this one.Unfortunately I cannot find info about this chip nor the
Re: A fiew questions about raspberry pi
The Raspberry Pi is truly an amazing little computer, and people have done some really good stuff with it. I have one, and it's great!first, What os can blind people use with this computer?The main operating system that powers the Raspberry Pi is
Re: an accessible way to produce 8bit music?
While there are tracker programs that are used for producing 8-bit chiptune tracks (think FamiTracker, SnevenTracker, SnoozeTracker, DefleMask, Raster Music Tracker), most of these programs are not that accessible with a screen reader, or are
Re: orphius version1 and NVDA
He is probably using a snapshot branch of NVDA, which has beta/unstable code depending on which branch you download from.As for Orpheus, there is no way to make use of the other languages with the SAM driver, as that driver is only meant for Orpheus 2.0.
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The BrailleNote Touch is Getting a Much Deserved Upgrade
At the Assistive Technology Industry Association conference in Orlando, Florida, Humanware announced an upgrade to the BrailleNote Touch. The unit is called the BrailleNote Touch Plus, and it features an upgrade over it's older
Re: The BrailleNote Touch is Getting a Much Deserved Upgrade
An ATIA 2019 interview done by Blind Bargains has been posted to their site regarding the BrailleNote Touch Plus. Listen here.https://www.blindbargains.com/bargains.php?m=19958
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Re: your favorite sound chip?
On a related note, there is a channel called The 8-Bit Guy who reviews old retro technology. He has a secondary channel called 8-Bit Keys, where he reviews old vintage keyboards. My favorite sound chip is the one used on the Yamaha PSS-125, which is a vintage
Re: your favorite sound chip?
Hi.@defender not that kind of sound chip, but if you were trying to be funny you gave me a good laugh though xD.We mean sound chip, as in integrated circuits used in various pieces of vintage video game consoles and personal computers that are meant to produce
Re: your favorite sound chip?
Here are some examples of chips I listed in post 2, which has been updated with some more chips that popped into my head.1. RP2A03, used on the Nintendo Entertainment System and its variants: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qi7qrZo110M2. DMG-CPU-B, used on the
Re: The BrailleNote Touch is Getting a Much Deserved Upgrade
Hi.@Dragomier, according to the Blind Bargains audio podcast on this unit (located I believe on post 12), what they do is disassemble the device, then they take the old components out and transplant the new ones into your old
Re: your favorite sound chip?
Favorites include:1. Ricoh RP2A032. Texas Instruments SN764893. General Instrument AY-3-8910 (people have made some amazing and insane stuff with that chip alone).4. DMG-CPU (The sound hardware inside of the Game Boy. There was an upgraded version of the chip
Re: The BrailleNote Touch is Getting a Much Deserved Upgrade
Braille displays themselves too can cost up to over 1 to 3 grand depending on how many cells there are.
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Re: The BrailleNote Touch is Getting a Much Deserved Upgrade
Braille displays themselves too can cost up to either 1 to 3 grand depending on how many cells there are.
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Re: your favorite sound chip?
Another favorite of mine is the Konami SCC, which is basically like Namco's early arcade sound chip on steroids. It has 5 wavetable channels that are 32 samples long, used in some Konami games for the MSX.
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Re: yamaha chip soundfont!
It's Entry #37 in Famicompo PICO 2015, under the "Covers" section since the song was originally written by Jochen Hipple.
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Re: NVDA Voices
Hi.@Dark The Vocalizer voices are some pretty good voices indeed. Another great option is the Acapela text-to-speech voices, found at http://www.acapela-nvda.com/
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Re: yamaha chip soundfont!
It also can emulate the 5B's envelope generator pretty decently, as I have a special NSF made by ImATrackMan that I use to test 5B emulation, which was part of the Famicompo 2015 competition, which you can listen here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEtSmswGbnk
Re: yamaha chip soundfont!
It also can emulate the 5B's envelope generator pretty decently, as I have a special NSF made by ImATrackMan that I use to test 5B emulation, which placed 8th place in Famicompo PICO 2015, which you can listen here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEtSmswGbnk
Re: yamaha chip soundfont!
A couple of questions:1. How did you install the component? As slender mentioned, you have to install it manually (you would create a folder in your AppData/roaming/foobar2000/user-components directory called "foo_npnez")2. Did you copy npnez.dll in the same
Re: Accessible ps2 and ps3 emulators
Hi.There is an emulator for PS2 on Android, called DamenPS2, but it's pretty much frowned upon on the Android emulation community because it's using stolen code from PCSX2, and it's paid.As for PS3, most apps that claim to be PS3 emulators on Android
Re: Get me more excited about android than I already am.
Hi.@brad if you've purchased Eloquence on the Play Store, you can just search Eloquence Text-to-Speech on the Play Store when you get the device, and install it. To start using it, navigate to Text-to-Speech settings on the device,
Re: who is your favorite tex to speech voice?
Hi.@Nepali gamer and @oussamabengatraneSalli is available as a US English voice from IVONA. All other IVONA voices, alongside Vocalizer Expressive voices, are available from Harpo Software at $45.00 a voice. A fully functional 30-day trial
Re: who is your favorite tex to speech voice?
Hi.@mahdi-abedi Alex, along with the other MacinTalk voices, are only available for Apple devices.To chime in, favorite synthesizers include DECtalk, MacinTalk, SAM (Software Automatic Mouth), STSpeech, eSpeak, Eloquence, SoftVoice, and
DECtalk Gets a Spotlight in LGR's Latest Episode!
For those who watch Lazy Game Reviews (LGR), his latest episode of LGR Oddware that just came out today focuses on the DECtalk PC speech synthesizer card. I found it interesting that he mentioned JAWS as a program that could be used with
DECtalk Gets a Spotlight in LGR's Latest Episode!
For those who watch Lazy Game Reviews (LGR), his latest episode of LGR Oddware that just came out today focuses on the DECtalk PC speech synthesizer card. I found it interesting that he mentioned JAWS as a program that could be used with
DECtalk Gets a Spotlight in LGR's Latest Episode!
For those who watch Lazy Game Reviews (LGR), his latest episode of LGR Oddware that just came out today focuses on the DECtalk PC speech synthesizer card. I found it interesting that he mentioned JAWS as a program that could be used with
Re: Speech settings and NVDA
I believe this was covered a while back on here.But yes, as of now there's no way to make the OneCore synth driver speak faster without doing that, yet Narrator and JAWS can do this.
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Re: A Question about Soundfonts
Most soundfonts are packaged as .SF2 files, and, as long as you have an operating system that supports them (Windows, Mac, and others have support for them) you should be good to go.As for Reaper, since I don't use it I'm not sure if it has native SF2
Re: A Question about Soundfonts
I actually used to use BASMIDI to make soundfonts available to MIDI programs as well, and to also replace the crappy Microsoft GS Wavetable synth with something better (the best soundfont for general MIDI is up to one's opinion though so I won't say mine).
Re: getting stems out of music
I know for older console music formats (especially in the 8-bit and 16-bit generation) most music players that are specifically designed for those formats allow you to individually mute and solo the sound channels, and then you can export the result into WAV
Re: Raspberry pie?
Since the Raspberry Pi normally can run Linux, you can install screen readers like Orca.I personally don't have one installed on mine, mostly because I have a bit of sight to navigate, and plus I mostly use mine to play retro games with RetroPie installed.The most
Re: Raspberry pie?
I found this when I searched for commands for Orca.https://help.gnome.org/users/orca/stabl … ds.html.enAs for installing and downloading Orca, I'm not sure as I haven't looked into it much.Also, in your question of "Can I connect something to the machine and control it
Re: The Raspberry Pi
Hi there!1. I have a Raspberry Pi. Specifically, the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B.2. I primarily use it for retro console emulation, so most of the time I don't have a keyboard connected, just a USB SNES controller made by Retroflag, plus I have it inside of a mini
Re: The Raspberry Pi
Hi there!1. I have a Raspberry Pi. Specifically, the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B.2. I primarily use it for retro console emulation, so most of the time I don't have a keyboard connected, just a USB SNES controller made by Retroflag, plus I have it inside of a mini
Re: Raspberry pie?
Hi.@20, most, if not all, Raspberry Pi models don't have a built-in sound card.@21 yes, you can plug in some speakers into the 3.5mm audio jack and you should get sound. One can also plug in an HDMI display to get both video and sound, but since sound is more important
Re: Espeak?
As far as I'm aware there are no compiled binaries of eSpeak-NG for Android (the versions of eSpeak that are out on Play Store are based on the older versions of eSpeak), so if you want to use the latest development builds on Android you might want to compile the Android APK
Re: Espeak?
I use it in my current NVDA setup, as I've just gotten used to it's sound quality over time.
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Re: Espeak?
Using eSpeak on Android is quite simple. Just install it from the Google Play Store, then select it under Settings > Accessibility > Text-to-Speech Settings.
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Re: your favorite sound chip?
Stable NSFPlay 2.4 has been released. Rainwarrior took a break from it because he had to work on his NES game called Lizard, which has been in development since 2014.NSFPlay unstable 2.5 is the one that has the new VRC7 patch set as the default, but you can
Re: your favorite sound chip?
Yeah, but the NSFPlay TXT readme also has settings for other preset VRC7 patch sets. All you have to do is modify the VRC7_PATCH setting in in_yansf.ini. The possible values are: 0 - VRC7 set by Nuke.KYT 3/15/2019 (dumped from VRC7 via special debug mode) 1
Re: your favorite sound chip?
Didn't expect this topic to come back from the dead.It's also worth noting that the patch set for the Konami VRC7 has finally been extracted from the chip itself by putting it in debug mode. Previously emulator and NSF player developers had to guess the
Re: your favorite sound chip?
UMC also manufactured clone chips that were used in very early Famiclones of the day. They also later manufactured the NOAC (NES On a Chip) circuits.
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Re: free sapi5 eloquence
Digital Rights Management.
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Re: Has anyone here ever met Molly Burke?
@RTT The term "blink" is an English slang term to describe a blind or visually impaired person.
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Re: Has anyone here ever met Molly Burke?
Hi.The post claiming that RTT bought her a book was this.RTT entertainment wrote:I also got her a Audible book for free with my audible subscriptionThat wording right there implies that they, indeed, bought her a free book from Audible with an
Re: Has anyone here ever met Molly Burke?
Hi.The post about RTT buying her a book was this.RTT entertainment wrote:I also got her a Audible book for free with my audible subscriptionThat wording right there implies that they, indeed, bought her a free book from Audible with an Audible
Re: Has anyone here ever met Molly Burke?
Hi.The post about RTT buying her a book was this.RTT entertainment wrote:I also got her a Audible book for free with my audible subscriptionThat wording right there implies that they, indeed, bought her a free book from Audible with an Audible
Re: making espeak voices?
Most likely he used the Circum Reality version, which uses a pretty buggy SAPI5 implementation of the Festival Speech Synthesis System. There was a Keynote Gold voice done by datajake a while back, where he recorded several sentences from an actual BrailleNote (to
Re: sapi espeak problem
That has to do with the voice itself.The reason eSpeak does not appear in the Text-to-Speech Options tab of the Speech Properties Control Panel is because eSpeak is a 32-bit voice, and the Voice Selection combo box will only display 64-bit voices. Same applies for
Re: Warning about the newest NVDA update
Hi.@Zersiax like I stated previously, the only legal SAPI5 version of Eloquence that's out there is Code Factory's own Eloquence package. However if you download the 7-day trial direct from Code Factory's website, you won't get Chinese, Japanese,
Re: Warning about the newest NVDA update
Hi.@haily_merry the version I downloaded from the official GitHub repository did not have any of those DLL files, nor any voice files for that matter. Did you download it from there?
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Re: Warning about the newest NVDA update
@connor142The voice files that @Dan_Gero are talking about are the IBM ViaVoice TTS language/voice files. If you recall, ViaVoice TTS is basically a repackaged/rebranded version of Eloquence, so to speak. The easiest/legal way of obtaining the files
Re: Loquendo tts emotions?
Hi.@haily_merry,Unfortunately due to copyright we can't give links to the Loquendo voices.Sure you can't even buy them anymore, but there are other ways of getting them freely which we can't talk about here.Plus, Loquendo the company was bought out by Nuance a
Re: Warning about the newest NVDA update
For those who are wondering what languages this IBM TTS driver supports, it supports (American English, British English, Castilian Spanish, Latin American Spanish, French, French Canadian, German, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, and Finish). It also
Re: Android users: which TTS voice do you use?
Hi.@Diegogaribay, here is a copy of a message sent from Code Factory, taken from Google Groups concerning on why Eloquence was removed.Xavi Martínez wrote:Dear Code Factory friends,We would like to announce the end of life of one of our
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