I just rebooted, and still can't see any of the new
voices I installed! And I went to the Ease of Access Settings and
checked the installed language packs again and they weren't there!
I was back to English United States and English Australia only!
On 27/07/2022 3:37 am, Shawn via
groups.io wrote:
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Yeah, I forgot. It just happened to me too. The only solutions
for that after you've closed the settings dialogue and then
restarted NVDA are 1, reboot your computer, or 2, if you don't
feel like rebooting right now, just install another one core
language. Oddly you won't see the language you just installed in
NVDA unless you reboot, or install yet another language. Then
you'll see the next to last language you installed. You'll see
all the languages only after you've rebooted the machine. It
wouldn't let me see Japanese, and I didn't feel like rebooting
so I just installed Arabic Egyp, and then I could see the
Japanese voices. But of course, not the Arabic ones.
Shawn Klein
On 7/26/2022 12:29 PM, Sharni-Lee
Ward wrote:
I didn't expect perfection, but at least it's not what Espeak
NG seemed to be doing when I scrolled through the language
list the other day, and spell out e v e r y s i n g l e w
o r d that is in a Latin alphabet. That I could not
stand, or I'd have just switched to the Espeak NG Japanese
voice and never mentioned anything to you guys here.
Unfortunately, though, I can't seem to access any of the
voices I installed (I got the English Great Britain and
English Ireland voice packages too). I don't know what I've
done wrong—I followed the instructions I was given exactly,
but All I see are David, Zera, James, Catherine and Mark.
On 27/07/2022 3:10 am, Shawn via
groups.io wrote:
So I just added the one core Japanese voices just for fun,
there are 2 female and one male, and they all speak
Japanesified English otherwise known as Engrish. It says odd
doh instead of add, bot toe instead of bat, and rawng
ghehjeh, or rawng gheh reggie
depending on which voice you use, instead of language. Those
are a few examples. It would take some getting used to, but
if it saves you from constantly switching languages, and you
want a free option, I think you could get used to it.
Shawn Klein
On 7/26/2022 5:52 AM, Josh
Kennedy wrote:
one core
voices do have japanese. go into settings, windows+i.
accessibility in windows11, or ease of access in windows10.
down to narrator, tab to add voices, tab to add more voices
under language packs, go select japanese and it will be
downloaded and installed. restart NVDA and then you get one
core japanese voices.
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