Hi Michael,
Yeah, I know what you mean. I don't really get it myself, but
apparently Acapela has their reasons. Those may not be good reasons,
but apparently they think they can profit by doing it the way they do.
Either that or there is some specific reason why they have
specifically targeted Mac
Hi Thomas,
You are probably right...
But it doesn't mean that I have to like it.
And while it is not really game relevant in a direct manner, it should be
mentioned somewhere, since we had talks about what platforms game developers
should or should not support in the near future.
And what I don'
Hi Josh,
Yes, they most certainly are. They obviously cost a bit more than say
the Cepstral voices, but the Ivona 32-bit and 64-bit voices are
completely SAPI compliant, and will work with screen readers, games,
as well as other text to speech applications like TextAloud and
WeatherAloud. Better y
is ivona also open sapi compliant?
sent from my vinux4 linux laptop
On 09/17/2013 04:23 PM, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi Michael,
What can I say? Companies are greedy and they get you to pay for those
voices more than once through exclusive licensing deals that only work
with a specific product rath
Hi Michael,
What can I say? Companies are greedy and they get you to pay for those
voices more than once through exclusive licensing deals that only work
with a specific product rather than using an open SAPI compliant
interface. It sucks, but unless you are willing to tell them just to
stick it w
That's exactly, what I don't like about this.
I know that nextup.com sell SAPI and non SAPI voices...
However, regardless of which Windows you have, it is impossible for end
users to buy Acapela voices individually for SAPI.
You can buy Infovox 4 on USB stick but that is usually limited to five
ent: Tuesday, September 03, 2013 7:46 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] 64 bit windows and tts
Hi,
Thanks, I just tried that command. All i'm still seeing is microsoft
anna, but like I said the realspeak voices are showing up under jaws.
Thanks.
Dave.
On 9/3/13, Jacob Kruger wrote:
If you ru
its in a different control panel but I can never remember the string.
I have 64 bit systems but since every bit of software I have is 32
bit I am only running a 32 bit os.
At 02:15 PM 9/3/2013, you wrote:
Hello,
Microsoft Anna is driving me nuts. I'm trying to get other tts voices
for my audio
Hello Dave,
Part of the problem is when you access the Sapi speech configuration
from the Windows 7 Control Panel is its using the 64-bit voices
configuration. You need to bring up the older 32-bit configuration by
entering this command into the run dialog
C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Speech\SpeechUX\sapi.
2013 1:46 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] 64 bit windows and tts
Hi,
Thanks, I just tried that command. All i'm still seeing is microsoft
anna, but like I said the realspeak voices are showing up under jaws.
Thanks.
Dave.
On 9/3/13, Jacob Kruger wrote:
If you run the following command from t
ch\SpeechUX\sapi.cpl
Stay well
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eechUX\sapi.cpl
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t: Tuesday, September 03, 2013 4:15 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] 64 bit windows and tts
Hello,
Microsoft Anna is driving me nuts. I'm trying to get other tts voices
for my audio games, on win7 64 bit version.
On my 32 bit xp box and on a 32 bit 7 box installing the fs realspeak
voices let me
Hello,
Microsoft Anna is driving me nuts. I'm trying to get other tts voices
for my audio games, on win7 64 bit version.
On my 32 bit xp box and on a 32 bit 7 box installing the fs realspeak
voices let me select those, in 64 bit 7 on my box jaws can see the
realspeak voices, but I can not select
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