When I was experiencing the choppiness with Alex and Eve it was 60%. I am not
having the choppiness issue with Samantha at 60%. Thanks for letting me know
that you are not having the problem with only 4GB of RAM as that is what I have
also.
On Jan 8, 2014, at 8:59 AM, Daniel Hawkins
wrote:
>
Hi,
While I agree with Terje that the SSD HD does amazing things for your computer
performance, I only have a spinning HD in my MBP and don’t experience the
choppiness with VO. I don’t experience it with my 2009 iMac running OS Server
either, which has a spinning HD as well. In both cases, my
I have 4gb or RAM and a hard drive. I’m am not experiencing the stuttering
problem. I wonder what is your voice speed? Mine is at 40 and I’m using Alex,
the only voice i can understand.
Daniel Hawkins
- Posted from my Macbook Pro
2012 15in. Macbook Pro
2.3 Quad-core i7
4GB DDR3
500GB HDD
Dual B
I am just guessing here. I believe the ones who experience choppiness have one
common hardware. The spinning hard drive. Those who have an ssd hard drive do
not experience this. SSD is the best uppgrade in the computer world since 2005.
Make the computer load programs much faster and read/worite
Hey Tim,
Yes, you are most likely right, patience patience patience, as my Mac Air which
has 8 GB of RAM and pretty much nothing stored on it runs very well, so maybe
the iMac is still doing stuff as some of my voices have even crapped out. I was
using Samantha for a couple of hours and all of
Hi Brian,
You may also notice that your performance in Mavericks improves over time.
There is quite a bit of background things going on after the initial
installation, especially in Mail that can cause your choppiness. Upgrading to
8 GB of RAM or more will improve things for sure though.
Lat
Hey all,
I changed the voice as I was using Eve and Alex where I noticed the most
choppiness. I forget what voice I am using now, but the choppiness seems to
have died down a lot. Strange. Really loving Mavericks for the most part not
sure what it is, if I set some things different in verbosity
Hello all,
Not choppy for me. But I do know when I look into a long thread in mail, it
would skip mail. Say for example like this thread, I’d would scroll down and
see one mail, then we I go back one it will name several that I skipped. It can
get frustrating.
Daniel Hawkins
- Posted from my Ma
Thanks Alex. Not sure yet as I just got Mavericks installed, but will check it
out in other areas besides mail. I noticed it a little on my laptop but not as
bad as on my 2010 iMac.
On Jan 7, 2014, at 7:09 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> VO is choppy for me every so often, and arrowing along is sometime
VO is choppy for me every so often, and arrowing along is sometimes part of
that, yes. However, I can't say I've paid enough attention to notice if the
choppiness only happens when arrowing, but I'll watch for it. Does this happen
when arrowing anywhere, like in a wordprocessor, or just in Mail?
I don't experience this issue.
Hope Paulos
> On Jan 7, 2014, at 6:47 PM, Brian Fischler wrote:
>
> Hey all,
>
> Curious if anyone has noticed this, as I find VO is very choppy in Mavericks
> when reading mail with VO and use the arrows to go through a message, however
> if I use VO A to rea
Hey all,
Curious if anyone has noticed this, as I find VO is very choppy in Mavericks
when reading mail with VO and use the arrows to go through a message, however
if I use VO A to read all VO is not choppy. Sometimes I like to just use the
arrows to quickly go through a message, and have notic
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