OneCore Catherine is, from memory, one of the English (Australian) voices. If you install different languages (including variants, eg English (Irish), English (Canadian), etc, and the speech packs,

That’s great ☺ The OneCore is my favorite synthesizer. So many different voices to choose from.

Hi, Different languages will have different voices. The three mentioned by Sarah is for American English. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, Yes. In fact, Windows OneCore was the first speech synthesizer to become compatible with Python 3. Cheers, Joseph

Windows 1 core Katherine? I only have mark, david and ziera. Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For more info go to our website. This is also our libsyn page as well. For stuff we sell, mac training

Hi Don, NVDA 2019.2 still uses Python 2 (the version of Python NVDA has always used). So everything which works in 2019.1 should continue to work just the same in 2019.2. Kind regards Quentin. --

Hi, Yes. In fact, Windows OneCore was the first speech synthesizer to become compatible with Python 3. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, No. A helpful way to remember what's going on is thinking about NVDA major releases for 2019: * 2019.2: Python 2 * 2019.3: Python 3 Cheers, Joseph

Will the windows OneCore Microsoft Catherine voice work with python 3?

Yes it can ☺ If you're using laptop hold down control shift plus NVDA and use the right arrow key until you find where it says pitch. I am sorry, I do not know the command for the desktop layout.

So does this version use python 3?

Hi everyone, We've released RC1 of NVDA 2019.2. This is a release candidate, so unless any critical bugs are found, this will be identical to the final NVDA 2019.2. I'd encourage everyone to

You are correct it is very difficult at least on my laptop to detect the pitch change unless you make a major change.

Hi Don, How are you changing the voice? I just tried using the synth settings ring and the voice settings screen and both worked fine. That was in NVDA 2019.2beta 3 and then rc1. Try changing the

Can the pitch of the one core voices be changed? Under the speech settings of NVDA it would appear so but making any changes does not effect the pitch of the voice.

Hello. I have looked through the archives and found something to the effect of being able to change the way pauses inpunctuation work with the acapela voices. Sadly there was no description as to

Yes, that's what I saw, too, when I briefly looked at it. It requires syntax changes and some testing, and the author may not have time to do it. How much of the functionality should we put in NVDA

Hi, Just because an add-on declares support for 2019.3 or later does not necessarily mean it is Python 3 ready. Braille Extender, although the manifest says it is ready for future NVDA releases,

I wrote to the developer, but I didn't check the git hub page, I was just saying it may not work with  Python 3 because I wasn't sure if he'd have time to work on it. But we'll see what we can do. I

Why do you say it may no longer work because of Python 3 support being lacking? According to its github page: https://github.com/Andre9642/BrailleExtender It seems to be under quite active