Speech synthesizers
Back to Computers and Technology#21 johnjoseph
hmm ok, if you so think it's brilliant, what is the link to it? i'll give you feedback on exact download
and viewing.
#22 hozosch
You can try it by downloading the following addon:
http://grossgang.com/tts/speechPlayer in espeak/speechPlayerInEspeak.nvda-addon
The variant is called male8, and the synthesizer shows up as speech player in e speak when you've installed
it.
#23 johnjoseph
oh my! i recognise that link! lol i've often been on that website for midis and other things. ok, time
to head there! anything new up on that beautiful website?
#24 hozosch
Yeah, it's just awesome. I am always checking if there's anything new (podcasts, speech synths, etc).
#25 Rob
Hi. I am using SoftVoice in NVDA. Who created that NVDA add-on? I would like to contact them. Thanks.
#26 hozosch
I don't know who inicially created it, but a guy called jake gross modified it a bit and added the Spanish language to the addon.
#27 bryanbkm82
Hi.
I use dectalk, and eloquence most.
I use espeak on the pi.
I really can't decide whitch one I like most between dectalk and eloquence.
I do have the sapi 4 voices installed, but don't use them much.
#28 Person333
I use Eloquence. I just got used to it
#29 Tsunami
Hello everyone,
Which tts voice is a best from the pronounce, and knows stress rules on polish-, English (UK and US) languages?
Best regards,
Tsunami
#30 hozosch
You mean, one voice which is good in speaking all the languages? That's something I think can't be realised. However, there are voices exclusively tied to these languages.
#31 Tsunami
And which synth american English in the Sapi5 ?
#32 Tsunami
Hozosh, Which voices these, is it good one on language?
#33 hozosch
All the good ones I know of are commercial, in other words, you have to pay for them.
#34 Tsunami
Ooooo...
And there are thoses, which crack is none.
Sorry, if can't be speak about the cracks, and or mention these.
#35 datajake1999
Male8 is in eSpeak NG.
#36 hozosch
Yep, that's right. I made a commit on github and reece merged it. It took some while to get included in NVDA, but yeah.
#37 daszekmdn
If you searching one synthesizer to all languages try Espeak for NVDA. In the settings of this synthesizer you can changing languages. It's not wery understandable if you dont know selected language but if you know, it's wery good.
#38 longshoot
I am using espeak on my laptop, and vocalizer on my android phone
#39 railwayguy
Lately, I'm using Windows One Core Voices which come with the Narator screen reader from Microsoft. You can also use them with NVDA. These are the voices provided by Microsoft Windows 10. The one that I am using mostly is called "Mark" in English. If you have Windows 10, you can upload many voices from many languages.
#40 ArcticMoon
Maybe this question shouldn't be in this topic, OMG and a moderator writes such, lol okay, so here's my, maybe not related question. Does anyone know a good russian voice for NVDA besides vocalizer? Tried RH voice as well but as a beginner russian learner, I sometimes don't get what it's trying to say lol
"As I watch this generation try to rewrite history, one thing I'm sure of is that it will be misspelled and have no punctuation."