: [Audyssey] Accessibility Article
Hi Dark,
Smile. Well, glad to help. Actually, there have been a number of
mainstream programs out there like this that use Sapi voices. Text To
Audio, Text Aloud, and the Cepstral voices comes with a program called
Swift Talker or something like that. People have
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Beware the Grue!
dark.
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From: Thomas Ward thomasward1...@gmail.com
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Friday, December 24, 2010 11:56 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Accessibility Article
Hi Dark,
Dark Wrote:
I've often wondered for a while if people
Hi Dark,
Smile. Well, glad to help. Actually, there have been a number of
mainstream programs out there like this that use Sapi voices. Text To
Audio, Text Aloud, and the Cepstral voices comes with a program called
Swift Talker or something like that. People have been buying and using
these types
: [Audyssey] Accessibility Article
Hi Dark,
Smile. Well, glad to help. Actually, there have been a number of
mainstream programs out there like this that use Sapi voices. Text To
Audio, Text Aloud, and the Cepstral voices comes with a program called
Swift Talker or something like that. People have
Hi,
Actually, those kind of apps were even around since the Dos/Windows
3.1 days. I doubt if anyone remembers this, but when Creative Labs
released the Sounbblaster 16 sound card one of its selling points is
it came with a software TTS voice, the name escapes me at the moment,
and a Dos program
are you aware that you can use the classic controller with the wii to
move through menus? You don't have to use the wiimote.
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Well, I had a classic controller... got it for tatsunoko vs. capcom
but never knew that. Thanks for that pointer... no pun intended. lol.
At 11:49 AM 24/12/2010, you wrote:
are you aware that you can use the classic controller with the
wii to move through menus? You don't have to use the
Hi,
Well, that was certainly an interesting read. However, I think a lot
of what was said is something we've been trying to say for years.
Features added for accessibility etc end up helping the general market
too. Plus making the features as a general market feature will cover
the initial cost
Hi Dark,
Dark Wrote:
I've often wondered for a while if people with perfectly normal vision
would find a basic program to read aloud a page of text or a webpage
useful for
similar reasons, though of course the down side would be that they'd
probably not have a decent voice to do it in.
My
Thought you might be interested to read this article in Gamasutra.
http://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/6239/resetting_accessibility_in_games.php
Eleanor Robinson
7-128 Software
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interesting artical indeed, and I certainly see the logic.
In fact I was recently presented with an example of this when I read the
user guide for Core exiles on mining which (being written before some access
info was added to the game), tells players to click the mine icon, it
looks
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