@19, I use sapi all the way. I've never tryed Nvda Sapi. So, for example, if I played Manamon 1 or 2, With this add-on, I wouldn't need to press enter every time? That's the main reson why I use sapi. Also because I have no choice but to use Sapi with a typeing app called Talking typer, which was made by Aph.
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No it makes it so that when I switch the symth voice to microsoft API version 4 or 5, one of them is right, I can make it so that whatever voice I have set to NVDA, it works as if it's a sapi voice. know what I mean. So like I can use my NVDA voice to play a game that only supports sapi, well, I can use what ever voice that I have to play using an NVDA addon. Maybe it is th NVDA sapi. I forgot what it was because I had it for a couple of weeks but then my laptop crashed and I lost it.
For the longest time I've been using NVDA because of its ease of use and it is free as well. So I do encourage you to reinstall NVDA as a backup just in case you want to use it. Most people use NVDA these days rather than jaws.
@27, but it's hard and I still like Sapi. I only use Nvda because I had to translate a japanees game. But I do like Nvda for the Espeak voices, all though they are loud. But I could get those voices on Ios maybe?
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That's true. The thing with Espeak is it's easy to add languages to it. It is the one symth that has pritty much all the languages of the world and it's still being improve with new languages and even accents.
yes yes. someone should do it. -- (Jacobww3): absolutely. 100 percent agree with you. And the Siri voice as well as the Google and amazon alexa voices.
Siri is possible already. But you gotta dig in the depts of the internet to find that one. Or even create it yourself, I honestly forgot how it was like when I used it years ago.
Hi, it really would be cool to use the siri voices. If someone anyhow could help here, that would be cool! I think I have this addon but it isn't a .nvda-addon file. It's a folder where a reg is located for installing and uninstalling. For 32 and 64 bit.
there was a macintalk NVDA thing on jake gross's site that is outdated. Basically what it is is you have to have a bridged connection to a mac and they all have to have the same ports and stuff and then you can use whats called bridgesynth and then your NVDA speech comes out of the mac system I think. And then there was a mac alex voice for NVDA made with sonata neural voices.