and also adding words to bepronounced correctly by eespeak

If you have Windows 10, you can use Windows 1 kor voices. They have an Arabic synthesizer voice and it works also with NVDA.

no, i need espeak, e, speak

i know whatiamtalking about, but thanks anyway

Yes, the Arabic eSpeak NG has many flaws and I did post several of them on GitHub. Let us see what happens. Well, don't expect any short-term fix.

oh, when do you think they'll fix it?

Don't know.

I believe EspeakNG should be really fixed for spanish.
Really.
It pronounces the letter d as nobody does.
It does it as th.
OMG.

And it doesn't really pronounce the letter s as a Spaniard should. Same for Dutch and Greek.

True.

Hi all,

Any help on how to use 32-bit SAPI voices on Windows 10? I once used to be able to do that but now I can't and I don't know the reason and I don't remember how I did it either.

Hmm, I have no problem with 32-bit voices. I know that the NeoSpeech voices I have are 32-bit. Perhaps the only 64-bit ones are Windows One-core, but then again I'm not up on technical stuff like that.

Well my question was missing. I want to know how I can use them with Narrator and how I can set them as my default TTS voice.

Alright, sad to notice my previous question has not been answered.
Anyways, it has likely been posted elsewhere here, but let me request that you support this campaign initiated by Jake Gross on audiogames.net.
https://www.change.org/p/microsoft-open-source-eti-eloquence?recruiter=false&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=psf_combo_share_initial&recruited_by_id=6289bfa0-a7a1-11eb-812b-753fc84c1a5b

I don't know how to use them with narrator, but as the default computer voice, run this:
C:\windows\SysWOW64\Speech\SpeechUX\sapi.cpl

Oh it worked...
Your help is greatly appreciated.

As for the campaign, I already signed it. Jake sent me the campaign himself as a mail. Have you seen my comment?

No. You mean on the campaign page?
Well I didn't have time to read the comments but can check it.

Yes, I mean the comments on the campaign page.

Well let's see.