text to speech voice requests

that is probably infovox3 which I am using, also have german language, Andreas is the best when it comes to modern acapela made in 2010 or lator, when it comes to really old acapela, it would have to be stefan or gerhard

Actually, someone was kind enough to give me there's.

Congrats?

Personally I like Klaus as german acapela voice, very old yet good

yeah, camme out in 2005, klous is pretty good

O I thought 2006?

Cuz there was Sarah coming in 2004

wrong, sara came out in 2002, and klous in 2005 when infovox2.1 and whatever version of acapela multimedia, as for dagmar, lea, thomas, gerhart, helga, eva, and stephan, those were made before acapela was a thing, because in late 2002, 3 companys, babble, telia promoter, and eylan murged into 1 company therfor having all of there older voices along with making new ones

Sounds like a nerd :p. Nah I still heard that those voices came out 2004/2006. Also I'm german, I must know muhahaha. Nah but broh, if they had such voices in 2002 why even bother with all those microsoft sam and other bullshit voices. If acapela was that enhanced that time others should've been the same

because back then, they were so expensive and made more so for enterprise uses, and back then you also had speechify steffy and yanik

yeah tts was hella expensive back then

2 things, first off, I made my own espeak voice called potato truck, and second, piper tts finally added the arabic language!

Noice

Just thought I'd drop the dectalk NVDA addon here just in case anyone was interested.

if anyone knows where to find voice data for acapela for android, let me know, I need the nizar voice as eloquence for android doesn't work on my pixel anymore.

Do we have any other people who use arabic here Lol. Especially americans and europeans :p

do we have anyone who has ivona matthew and justin?

I have justin, but mathiew wasn't made for sapi5 to my knolage

I wish matthew was available for nvda, because if it was, I wood use it evry day.

Can you attach the file of justin