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Braille Voyager

Hi, At the weekend I tried again to get the Voyager to run. Until NVDA 2019.2 I always had the native driver from https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues/1586 used. This worked fine. Here is a link

By Ilja und Dani · #97775 ·

Re: Reading Japanese with NVDA 2022.2

1. This addon/those voices are paid. I did have a cracked version once but I do not wish to do that again. 2. I hate vocalliser. The voices sound bored and flat, I can't get any of them

By Sharni-Lee Ward · #97774 ·

Re: Reading Japanese with NVDA 2022.2

Okay, I will definitely look into that. But I don't think I can set up things in that synth so I can get two languages simultaneously either. I need to know what I'm doing as I learn.

By Sharni-Lee Ward · #97773 ·

Re: Reading Japanese with NVDA 2022.2

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

By Josh Kennedy · #97772 ·

Re: First question

If you buy a new windows pc today, it will likely have windows 11 installed and the processor will likely be running at 3.0 ghz or higher.

By Monte Single · #97771 ·

NVDA with Android emulators.

Hi Experts! Greetings! How accessible are the Android emulators with NVDA? If I install BlueStacks in my windows 10 PC, will NVDA support accessing it easily as usual like the other programs? And

By Ravindran V.S. · #97770 ·

Re: First question

This is again based on your needs. I currently use an HP ENVY Laptop to do all my works including Audio editing, and that machine had served me quite well for almost three years. Is far I know, only

By Michael Munn · #97769 ·

Re: First question

Depending on how you use a computer, you may just be wasting money if you buy a faster processor. Also, machines don't tend to slow down just because they do. It may be that over time, if you

By Gene · #97768 ·

Re: First question

Isn't it worth also looking about the processor? If a 2.4Ghz would do a lot rather than anything like a 1.5Ghz. But I'm afraid about the cost of it. Still, it is always better to look for the best

By Ravindran V.S. · #97767 ·

Re: NVDA 2022.2 Losing Focus

Just to close the topic, a full reinstall of nvda solved the issue. As far as it was a work machine, I haven't bothered trying the solutions one by one to check which one would've been enough.

By Dzhovani · #97766 ·

Re: First question

8 gig will work fine, 16 is good. Anything more than 16 gig of ram is a waste of money unless you are doing audio/video editing.

By Monte Single · #97765 ·

Re: First question

I said I wouldn't comment further but I'll make one more comment. If you are going to use the laptop in such a way that you don't care if you use the internal keyboard or not, you don't

By Gene · #97764 ·

Re: First question

We often get asked about computers, and like everyone has said here, more RAM helps, but NVDA should run on basically anything you can get your hands on - except Windows 10 S, stay away from

By Quentin Christensen · #97763 ·

Re: First question

The original question said the person wants to use the computer as a backup for a desktop and he discussed using programs where the extra speed offered by an SSD doesn't matter. If you are

By Gene · #97762 ·

Re: First question

NVDA isn't the issue. It doesn't take a lot of Ram and screen-reader's don't generally. If you use the human sounding voices, I don't know how much RAM they take, but if you use Eloquence,

By Gene · #97761 ·

Re: First question

Yup, love the SSD. Made the old desktop PC jump like a pup. Harry On 7/25/2022 7:34 PM, Chris Smart wrote:

By Harry Spencer <hespencer55@...> · #97760 ·

Re: First question

Make sure if you get something used, that it has a solidstate drive. I’m saying that mostly for the increased speed over a physical hard disc.

By Chris Smart · #97759 ·

Re: First question

Hello, Thanks for reaching out. 4 GB will work, but you ideally want at least 8, and adding an extra 4 GB really isn't all that costly. As for different computer brands, as this is subjective and

By Nimer Jaber · #97758 ·

First question

Hello. I've been lurking on this list for a couple of months and have learned a lot. I have an immediate problem. My 10-year-old Toshiba laptop died a couple of days ago. I want to buy an

By Harry Spencer <hespencer55@...> · #97757 ·

Re: Using NVDA remote via an iPhone?

This is very true, but RIM previously mentioned on this list can actually do that now, in addition to allowing copy/paste of files and folders between the controller and the target. Jonathan

By Jonathan Milam · #97756 ·

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