Hi Traci. In the VO utility, go to verbosity and select the text tab. You
should be able to find settings that let you change how it reads capital
letters and deleting text. In those pop up buttons, your choices are change
pitch, play a tone, or do nothing. HTH.
Shawn
Sent from my white Mac Boo
Hey, thanks for the info on the bug. I din't know about making those changes.
Where do I find the setting for back spacing?
Yes, I dislike the data detector thing.
Lol, right now, I'm trying out the voice Micah. *Grin,* I think he is
southern, he is cracking me up, and I like him. My Dad i
Besides, the chipmunk glitch with the Nuance voices in Mountain Lion has been
fixed. Now, it just sounds like a chipmunk when it comes across data detectors
or if you have it set to do a pitch change for capital letters. They sound like
a giant when you go to an edit field or again, if you have
I haven't had the chipmunk bug. I use Heather and Ryan constantly and really
like them. I've also used some of the Spanish and British voices. In fact, I
almost never use any of the Apple voices; even have the login screen set up for
an infovox voice.
--
Cheryl
May the words of my mouth
and
Wow, I found the new children's voices very impressive!
What are people's experiences using Infovox iVox for Mac? Is it more or less
responsive? Does it have the weird chipmunk bug? :) You know, Samantha on the
Mac, sometimes sounds like a chipmunk.
Thanks, I'm quite interested.
Traci
Sent
Hi All,
Just to add to the previous post, you can also hear samples of the new
U.S. Micah voice and the new Australian Tyler voice if you navigate
through the other entries at the Infovox sample voices page. However,
the background for developing more children's voice offerings that
appear in this
Hi All,
You can find samples of the new voices at the Assistiveware Infovox
product page for demoing voices:
http://www.assistiveware.com/product/infovox-ivox/voices
The fastest way to navigate to the links for the new child voices is
to use item chooser (VO-I) and type in "boy" or "girl". Altern
