This is a trivial question, but does anybody know if the Pokemon Crystal Access emulator that was created to work with NVDA will work with the newest versions?

I have eSpeak's rate set to 65, with rate boost turned off. With OneCore the rate is set to 30 with rate boost turned on.

Cearbhall, please send me a private email to novalis7747@... cheers, Ralf

But those numbers aren't necessarily the same rates. Gene

I can also listen at 80 pecent easily on eloquence. And that is rate boost off. ON tspeak it's about I think 70 or 80 as well, if i'm in headphones. I'm slowly reworking my way up to 100 percent for

What do you consider very fast speeds? I can listen to Eloquence at an estimated 420 words per minute using the American dialect before speech becomes increasingly unpleasant to listen to and

While Espeak isn't my primary synthesizer it was for many years and there are times when I still find it beneficial. As others have said it is very easy to understand it at very fast rates of speed.

Hi. I often switch between OneCore and Espeak. I use OneCore for reading novels, but I like to use eSpeak for reading email, and using Webex for school, when I need to have NVDA speak information

Ralph, As I am not a developer, I don’t think it is right that I join this list just to send a message. However, I can see no way to send a message to Leonard through this link. What should I

Cearbhall, Pls look here: https://groups.io/g/nvda-devel/ cheers, Ralf

I personally cannot see this happening. Licensing issues and all of that, plus NVDA could become bloated, and we do not want that. -- Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For more info go to our

As far as e-speak, my favorite voice in that one is male 2.

I think by "original voices", you mean Espeak. That being the case, I couldn't disagree more. Its quality may not be what you want, but Espeak, in my workflow, sounds much better and more clear at

I think the model that nvda has the voice modules is a good one If people want to buy premium voices then there’s an option there for them to do so I also like the idea of add-ons for the screen

Hi, I’m afraid that adding built-in support for a speech synthesizer will require months of careful planning – licensing, cost, contracts and such. Cheers, Joseph

Yes, When I set up nvda on this win 10 desktop, it did not take me long to choose Zera as my default voice. It just works for me.

I think that's a great idea. If more people spoke up about their favorite voices, we could get them added to NVDA. On 9/7/2020 10:27 AM, Leslie wrote:

Thank you very much for the link. To the person in need of a thorough tutorial of the programme, it can be found here: http://www.talking-computers.org.uk/jimonaudacity.html -- With warm

Microsoft Azure is their cloud based service which includes a TTS engine: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-au/services/cognitive-services/text-to-speech/#features Google also have a cloud service for

See this page. You can use the go to command, control g. A dialog opens. I played with it. I don't know if it is the same as in your version. By default, it is set for next page. Tab once, press