hey the first game i would like to ask about is smack me on the iphone.
when i went to www.applevis.com it said that not all of the buttons are
label so does anyone know what those buttons that are not label do?
the second game is call blind maze and it is for the iphone i was
wondering if
thanks for that another game i can add to my collection of games on the ipod.
Ian McNamara
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what is the buttons on smack me that ain't label.
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not sure not played it yet my self.
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Hi Philip and Thomas,
Guess that maybe I am lucky in that I have some really nice sapi5 voices. Like ATT
Lauren, Crystal, Charles, Mike etc as well as Neo Speech Kate and Paul. But seriously I
like most of my sapi5 voices much better than Eloquence. I write allot of personal
applications
well I usually leave all clients off unless I need em open I don't
background run tasks.
This is mainly due to the fact I spend time playing games, some doing
text books but most listening to sfx and audio drama I don't want to
have to answer messages.
At 11:43 p.m. 5/01/2011, you wrote:
Hi
The buttens are Easy, Medium, Hard, two-player, and credits. If you lose a
game and do not beat your high score, you will be put on a screen with just
a done button in the middle.
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well, in smack me when you start the gamed there are 3 difficulty levels.
the buttons in sequence is level1, 2, and 3. and you have to unlock them. so
initially only level1 will be available, the rest will be dimmed. if you get
100% on level1, then level2 will be available. etc. there are also
when you unlock the other two levels does voice over read those two
buttons? and what about the two player and credit buttons does it ever
read those two buttons? and how about the done button? as you might not
know i'm totally blind so these things are important for me to know.
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Hi Valiant,
I have two problems with recorded speech for games. Well maybe three. One is
that I just do not care for human speech in games. Much prefer a synthesizer.
Two is the amount of time that it takes to do that for a game. Not to mention
the extra code that it takes. And three is
It sees all the buttons but they are unlabeled.
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when you unlock the
Hi Jim,
I must disagree with you on principle, but agree with you on some practical
points. Smile. You are absolutely right in that a synthesizer is infinitely
more flexible than prerecorded audio, but this flexibility comes at an
obvious cost. Imagine having the dialog in Q9 or Kringle Crash
Could the answers to your questions be found out by trying it yourself?
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when you unlock
We'll have to agree to disagree. I personally can't stand synthetic speach
in games unless the characters represented happen to be machines. That's
probably why I could never quite get into the Sarah game.
We are the Knights who say...Ni!
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I agree with you there. I myself se Eloquence with WIndow-Eyes, but if it
weren't for the fast response rate I wouldn't bother. And while Dectalk is
also included that's a voice I can't listen to for extended periods unless
I'm making it sing.
We are the Knights who say...Ni!
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Hi Bryan,
Most of the Sarah game is spoken by humans.
Sarah speaks hundreds of things and the Caretaker is done by Josh.
I got volunteers to be Sarah's Father and Mother, and the Sphinx, and Mrs.
Honeyduke, Sir Cadagan and the 7 potion puzzle in the update.
The only voices that are synthesized
Here are the events for the Out of Sight community:
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Not necessarily. In x hour, I think the voice as the intro to the mission
works interestingly well, and in that episode is ok I guess. But the rest
of it I don't like at all.
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Hi Jim,
Well, in that way we are a lot alike. Although, I'm on facebook, am on
instant messenger, etc I generally don't do that while playing games
too. I tend to do one thing at a time. If I'm chatting on AIM I'm
chatting on AIM. If I'm chatting on facebook I'm chatting on facebook.
If I'm
Hi Bryan,
Well, I find that a bit unusual. Back when I started using screen
readers in the 1990's the first hardware sinth I owned was a Dectalk.
I fell in love with the Dectalk voice and I always felt it was
hundreds of times better than the accent, Keynote, Doubletalk, and
other choices at the
Hi Bryan,
Ummm...Synthetic voices in Sarah? What version are you talking about?
Sarah 1.0 and 1.1 use a lot of human speech recordings. The caretaker
is human, all of Sarah's lines are done by a real person, and about
the only thing that is synthetic is the ghosts and the help menu.
Other than
HiPhilip,
Hahaha. Microsoft Anna sounding like a bank robber. Oh, now that would
be a blast. It would be so aweful it would be funny.
Seriously, I know exactly what you mean. back in the earlier days when
working on Mysteries of the Ancients I had one of the Sapi voices
doing the voice for
Hi Jim,
Well, once again this is an issue that depends on the type of game the
developer is attempting to create. In your games like Monopoly I
certainly don't mind a Sapi voice speaking out the information because
it is very dinamic and there doesn't need to be any acting in it.
However, most
The ghosts are still synthetic. That always detracted from the gameplay for
me.
We are the Knights who say...Ni!
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I wanted to let everyone know that the beta has just been released. Head on
over to audiogames.net, download the game, and let me know what you think! :D
http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?id=4595
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Hi does anyone know what happened to the developer of this game? I was hunting
around for other text-games and was trying to find out if this one had a
soundpack. It looks good, but I don't want to just click on links all night in
a browser to play a game. I can't remember the web address to
Hi Bryan,
Good point. I've never liked that aspect of the game either. However,
I also know it might be hard for Phil to get enough human actors to do
all of the ghosts, statues, etc too.
On 1/5/11, Bryan Peterson bpeterson2...@cableone.net wrote:
The ghosts are still synthetic. That always
Hi,
A little off topic but how do you get a speech synthesizer to sing? Though I
can't stand Decktalk myself, and I find that eEloquence pronounces words
like to, for example, in a way that sounds more natural.
Best Regards,
Hayden
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Hi,
I must disagree...if you are careful you do not need voice over to select
your level.
Best Regards,
Hayden
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I always find voice-over easier as my acurisy on screen without it isn't
good. It's like in Aurifi when they ask you to draw a shape on screne.
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Not all synthes can do it. In fact Dectalk is the only one I know of. But
you have to know phonemic spelling.
We are the Knights who say...Ni!
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Hi,
sorry I don't post my problem in the audiogames forum, but I don't have
an account there.
I downloaded the Beta of Daytona, but it doesn't work as it should.
First, I can't navigate the menues at all. All I can do is pressing the
enter key, but I don't get any menue choices read out
Sarah I believe I can help. Use Tab to scroll through the menus, not the arrow
keys. I suppose I should add in the arrows as acceptable alternatives to using
Tab, I'll do that in a little while so it will be in the next release.
The reason the mouse seems to be backwards is because the sound
I just downloaded Daytona, and plugged my mouse in to play. Has anyone
experienced an issue with Jaws when you plug the mouse in? My Jaws unregistered
itself, and now I'm stuck with the demo because I can not register it due to
errors I keep getting. I've Emailed Freedomscientific about it, so
Hi,
I know that's the oly one, I was rather asking how you got Decktalk to
sing.
Best Regards,
Hayden
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Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2011 6:17 PM
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You have to know phonemic spelling.
We are the Knights who say...Ni!
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Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2011 9:06 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] BGT and Screen Reader API's
Hi,
Hi,
thanks. Yes, that helped much. *smiles*
Seems I misunderstood the sound there, but now I think I'll be able to
do it right. *smiles*
Thanks again and best regards
Sarah
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What operating system, and version/build of jaws are you running?
When I first switched over to windows 7, jaws 11 had issues since it thought
I was changing the hardware all the time, even after just a reboot, and this
also meant it kept on de-activating itself, but they fixed that in a later
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