On 1/3/09 16:14, Mike Arrigo wrote:
>Regarding your question about browsing, currently the way you are
> doing it is the only way, there is no say all for web pages.
How about:
http://atmac.org/simple-speak-selected-text/
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Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis
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Ok, I give up. I keep returning to the clock menu to try to change my
time zone, and I keep failing to figure out how. It seems to be an
image of the world that VO can't deal with, so I'm stumped as to how
to find my time zone. What setting am I missing?
Thanks,
Eliza
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Hey Eliza,
I had to get my son to change the time zone as I couldn't
find a way with VO to change it so if you have one of those kind
sighted animals get them to fix it up for you unless someone has a
way that I couldn't find to change it.
Regards Dean
!!!Thoughts become things so choo
Hi Eliza,
Try this:
In the Date and Time panel in System Prefs, select the second tab
named Timezone.
Navigate using VO until you hear "Closest city:" and write your city
in the combo box to the right. When I write Oslo, the rest is
automatically, and I can simply leave the panel.
Hope th
I did try that, but because the wrong time zone is selected, when I
type in my city, it doesn't come up. What a trivial but annoying
quirk this is.
Eliza
On Mar 7, 2009, at 10:13 AM, A-Pro Studio wrote:
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> Hi Eliza,
>
> Try this:
>
> In the Date and Time panel in System Prefs, select th
Hi,
Ok, have you tried to first select all (command-A) in the combo box,
then write the same wrong city, and then do the same and write your
own city? Just a suggestion, command-A can be a better solution than
using the delete key in such cases.
Take care,
John André
On 7. mars. 2009
Dean and Eliza, you sure can change the timezone with VO.
Simply type a city in your timezone in the edit field and there you
go.
If the one you typed in isn't recognized, then go for another one
closest you.
Once you have one showing up in the edit field simply click close
t
Just to reiterate, any city in your time zone will work. I just
verified this by typing in New York City to switch to EST and then
switching back to my beloved LA LA Land!and it switched
back to PST immediately.
Best of luck!…
Smiles,
Cara :)
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hi all.
For some days ago some one asked me if espeak could be used as the
default voice on the mac so well can it ?
I am considering looking in too it to see what can be done about it.
I can see too ways 1 make it natively show up in the voiceover voice
selection or 2 make a hack around it.
You're talking about the combo box, right? I don't see an edit
field. When you type in the city, what exactly happens? It has me on
New Delhi time right now and won't switch. It showed New York City
(which is what I want) a couple of times, in which case I was placed
in a table that I c
Oh, you know what, I got it to work finally. I thought I'd have to
select an ok button of some sort, so didn't think my changes would
hold if I just closed the window, but they do. Ah well, thanks for
the hint!
Eliza
On Mar 7, 2009, at 5:36 AM, Cara Quinn wrote:
> Just to reiterate,
I vote for making them native voices.
On Mar 1, 2009, at 11:37 AM, sandi sørensen wrote:
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> hi all.
> For some days ago some one asked me if espeak could be used as the
> default voice on the mac so well can it ?
> I am considering looking in too it to see what can be done about it.
> I can se
Greg agree.
But my main problem so far have been to find out where the voices are
selected.
I dont doubt i will find a way to make it work If ivox voices can be
added so can espeak:)
of course we would have too live with the 370 words pr minute rule or
so i think but that ought too be fast e
We looked into it at Curtin but had to stop do to other issue here. We
did not get very far. The basic process is to make a sysnsisier for
each vendor of voices. There is sample code for doing this in the
developer tools that come with the mac.
Greg
On Mar 1, 2009, at 12:27 PM, sandi sørens
Hi Greg thank you for your answer")
I was not aware i had any devtools with my mac. will go and look in to
what i got with the mini. I am nearly sure i did not get any with the
mac book air, but i can be wrong.
/sandi
On Mar 7, 2009, at 10:09 AM, Greg Kearney wrote:
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> We looked into it at
i would like to see other voices free ones that is working with voice
over including the festival voices if there can be a festival installer.
On Feb 28, 2009, at 10:59 PM, sandi sørensen wrote:
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> Hi Greg thank you for your answer")
> I was not aware i had any devtools with my mac. will go a
Umm, MODERATOR! Could we please cut these spammers off the list?
Muchas gracias
Justin Harford
"Don't worry about the world coming to an end today. It's already
tomorrow in Australia." Charles Schultz, creator of the Peanuts comic
strip.
El 07/03/2009, a las 2:09, anand escribió:
>
> Want
i am not sure of this ... But i believe that there is a festival
thingy for mac, i looked in to it when i made mac and flightgear work
together.
One reason i dropped it was " it piled up quite fastly .
and was not disireable for what i needed it for .
henze why i used speak.
That however was
o i see. when you get those voices working on the mac, will it work
with vo and anything else or will it also be available for us to use?
and how will people install it? thanks.
On Feb 28, 2009, at 11:26 PM, sandi sørensen wrote:
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> i am not sure of this ... But i believe that there is a f
and speaking of festival, will this work with vo? or not?
On Feb 28, 2009, at 11:26 PM, sandi sørensen wrote:
>
> i am not sure of this ... But i believe that there is a festival
> thingy for mac, i looked in to it when i made mac and flightgear work
> together.
> One reason i dropped it was "
Yep, there is a package on I believe the second DVD. I dont' have my
DVD handy, but I think it is in a folder called extras or optional
packages. You'll know it when you encounter it.
On Feb 28, 2009, at 10:59 PM, sandi sørensen wrote:
>
> Hi Greg thank you for your answer")
> I was not aware
Hi,
I figured out what needs to be done. I'm willing to let anyone who
wants into the project I've started to do this. Just E-mail me at:
asquare...@gmail.com
. I have done research on doing tis.
Thanks,
Alex,
On 7-Mar-09, at 11:39 AM, Scott Howell wrote:
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> Yep, there is a package on
They are an optional install on the system CD that came with your mac.
Greg
On Mar 1, 2009, at 12:59 PM, sandi sørensen wrote:
>
> Hi Greg thank you for your answer")
> I was not aware i had any devtools with my mac. will go and look in to
> what i got with the mini. I am nearly sure i did not g
Hello,
Remember that in Mac OS X, there is a folder at /System/Library/Speech
that contains both synths and voices. You have to develop a synth
plugin, then place the voices in the same location. I've not seen docs
on how this is set up at this point, so I think it would be quite a
challe
Perhaps I may have overlooked this feature, but exactly what is
sSpeak, and does one have to reinsert the installation CD if they want
to get it? I learn something new all the time, it seems. :) Richie
Gardenhire, Anchorage, Alaska.
On Mar 7, 2009, at 11:54 AM, Greg Kearney wrote:
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> T
hi.
Alex how about you just tell us all what you have done instead of all
that closeness?
sounds like a better approach:)
espeak is another open speech which you can sortta use with mac as it
is.
When i say like i do it's cause... you can use it with irc like tail-f
-n1 filename|speak -s 300
Hi,
It isn't closeness, just unclutterness of the list.
Thanks,
Alex,
On 28-Feb-09, at 11:39 PM, sandi sørensen wrote:
>
> hi.
> Alex how about you just tell us all what you have done instead of all
> that closeness?
> sounds like a better approach:)
> espeak is another open speech which you
Hi,
The opensource project ISpeak will hit the net on March 17. Keep tuned
in to VIPBC.org for the details. This is the project I am speaking of.
I invite anyone to join the project. All research will be posted for
the enjoyment of all participants, but as I said, stay tuned.
Thanks,
Alex,
hi.
If that is i will hop along )
no reason for having 2 things that can do the same thing
/sandi
On Mar 7, 2009, at 3:13 PM, Alex Jurgensen wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> The opensource project ISpeak will hit the net on March 17. Keep tuned
> in to VIPBC.org for the details. This is the project I am speak
will this project allow e speak to be used with voice over?
On Mar 7, 2009, at 6:13 PM, Alex Jurgensen wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> The opensource project ISpeak will hit the net on March 17. Keep tuned
> in to VIPBC.org for the details. This is the project I am speaking of.
> I invite anyone to join the
Listers, please don't reply to this on the list.
I'm sending this here now so that you and everyone else knows now
that I've not only already taken care of this, but that I'll be
changing settings in the background to hopefully prevent this sort of
thing from happening again.
As w
Alex, I've said this before, these one-liners clutter the list much
more than any content you'd post.
So, what I'm saying here, to be clear, is rather than post a one
line note about what you're doing or planning to do without either
including any content or asking outright for specif
Hello,
I have a cuple questions.
First, I notice that when I am in some applications, My VoiceOver
curser jumps to controls against my will so to speak. Example: Tube-
tv, the progress window, While looking at the progress of a download,
The vo cursor jumps to the cancel button.
How can I pr
2. There is no "move" function as far as I know. Someone made an
automator action to simulate this. Apple tends to remove functionality
found elsewhere (a "stop" button in iTunes for instance).
3. I forget the command, but I have it reassigned to numpad 5 in the
VO utility. It's called "begin/end
Hi,
I am writing this now in full, smiley, after Cara got on my case about
it. I was in a rush earlier. I appologize. Here are the details.
ISpeak, a project to port the eSpeak speech engine natively to the Mac
is kicking off this month. Hosted by VIPBC.org, the project will allow
the eSpe
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