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CodeFactory eloquence addon and oneCore voices

Josh Kennedy
 

Hi,

I just tested out the CodeFactory eloquence and vocalizer addon by activating a trial of it on my RCA cambio tablet with intel atom z8350 processor, 2gigs ram and 32gb EMMC ssd drive. It works good with no crackling. And then, next, I loaded my sapi5 eloquence, and set the settings the same as the CodeFactory nvda-addon. And really I cannot tell any difference between the two. They are both just as responsive, they both are stable and work good. I think that next month I will just save my money and buy the vocalizer CodeFactory sapi5 voices, and leave it at that. And some day if and when I ever have a job that requires me to take NVDA from computer to computer on a USB stick, then I’ll buy the CodeFactory nvda-addon. Oh and to the person having issues activating the CodeFactory eloquence and vocalizer NVDA addon… Why not install it at home, activate it at home in a place where you know the activation process works, then once its activated and you have all the voices you want and need, copy the whole thing including addons to a USB stick, take it to your work machine and install NVDA off the USB stick? Not sure if that would work and if it would stay activated or not. But the one thing I like about the CodeFactory sapi5 voices is that they also work with narrator. And I did use feedback hub to write to Microsoft and I asked them to let us change advanced oneCore voice settings so we can adjust when and how the voices pause while reading. So I hope they implement those changes.

 

Josh

 

 

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Ed Marquette
 

I hope you have administrator authority.
We tried what you suggested, namely, installing at home outside of all of the security restrictions. It worked; however, when we tried to use it in the office without administrator privileges, the system failed again.
System apparently requires administrator privileges to stay authorized.
That is a very poor poor design.



On Jul 21, 2019, at 10:13 PM, Josh Kennedy <joshknnd1982@...> wrote:

Hi,

I just tested out the CodeFactory eloquence and vocalizer addon by activating a trial of it on my RCA cambio tablet with intel atom z8350 processor, 2gigs ram and 32gb EMMC ssd drive. It works good with no crackling. And then, next, I loaded my sapi5 eloquence, and set the settings the same as the CodeFactory nvda-addon. And really I cannot tell any difference between the two. They are both just as responsive, they both are stable and work good. I think that next month I will just save my money and buy the vocalizer CodeFactory sapi5 voices, and leave it at that. And some day if and when I ever have a job that requires me to take NVDA from computer to computer on a USB stick, then I’ll buy the CodeFactory nvda-addon. Oh and to the person having issues activating the CodeFactory eloquence and vocalizer NVDA addon… Why not install it at home, activate it at home in a place where you know the activation process works, then once its activated and you have all the voices you want and need, copy the whole thing including addons to a USB stick, take it to your work machine and install NVDA off the USB stick? Not sure if that would work and if it would stay activated or not. But the one thing I like about the CodeFactory sapi5 voices is that they also work with narrator. And I did use feedback hub to write to Microsoft and I asked them to let us change advanced oneCore voice settings so we can adjust when and how the voices pause while reading. So I hope they implement those changes.

 

Josh

 

 

Sent from Mail for Windows 10

 

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