I year yah. For me though there's not much comparison between tom and
Alex. Tom is choppy. All of those realspeak voices are. He's also
slow, and I mean really slow. He's farely comfortable to listen to,
but it's very hard to tell when he speaks the difference between d and
t, b and p
Hello, Oh i still know quite a few people that use the old hal voices
in windows because others are just not fast enough, i myself just
really hate them though. I have not used infovox in the past because
in the past it had a Dutch voice which i absolutely did not like (this
was before the
The problem with orpheous as I remember, well there were a couple of
problems actually. The compression was just ruthlessly bad, and there
was an insane amount of bass on them. I'd never heard a synthesizer
so boomie. I know some people who really liked them, and now maybe
they've impro
I'm not sure. I have it here and it says it's compiled, but the
instructions are kind'a sketchy and I haven't had time to play with it.
I don't see why it wouldn't work with voiceover though.
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Hi,
I prefer Samantha from RealSpeak. Tom and Daniel are both RealSpeak. I
think I like Samantha because it's the same as on the iPhone,
though. :). I like her just in general, on a serious note.
I definitely have to agree with Anouk. I prefer a human-sounding voice
for sure, and it makes
I thought espeak only worked in linux.
Isnt it the standard orca voice?
Greetings, Anouk
On Nov 4, 2009, at 8:17 PM, william lomas wrote:
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> espeak doesn't work with voiceover yet though does it?
>
> On 4 Nov 2009, at 17:06, erik burggraaf wrote:
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>> Hum. Voices are such a matter of prefere
Hello Erik maybe this is because i did not use speechoften but non-
human sounding voices really distract me. Once in a while when i was
using windows my braille display gave out and I had to do a week with
just speech, naturally i still had to learn stuff for school but it
just did not sti
espeak doesn't work with voiceover yet though does it?
On 4 Nov 2009, at 17:06, erik burggraaf wrote:
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> Hum. Voices are such a matter of preference, but personally I thing
> realspeak is attrotious and I try to get my clients off of it as soon
> as I can. Elloquence is pretty horrible too.
Hum. Voices are such a matter of preference, but personally I thing
realspeak is attrotious and I try to get my clients off of it as soon
as I can. Elloquence is pretty horrible too. Dektalk is not bad but
it's fallen a long way from the old hardware days. Alex runs a little
faster in
Hi,
As far as I know, they are not. Guess you could contact them and ask
them if they are considering making the voices for the Mac as well. I
prefer Samantha if I use Windows.
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Hello I got this question from another Dutch blind person who has the
iphone. He is wondering why the realspeak voices are not also
available for the mac like the accapella ones are sincethe operating
system on the iphone is like os x? Anybody know if realspeak voices
will be available for
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