Speaking text and highlighting speaking text
Ken Norris (dialup)
pixelbird at interisland.net
Mon Mar 4 12:44:01 EST 2002
on 3/4/02 10:07 AM, Glasgow, David at David.Glasgow at cstone-tr.nwest.nhs.uk
wrote:
s
> this hard to implement under Windows? Is there a WinVict dot something? My
> PCs have never uttered a word to me...... I can't seem to find references to
> synthesised speech, but do recall it being mentioned previously on this list
> (or maybe MC)
>
> 2/ In some ways related, perhaps. I have a psychological assessment that
> speaks the questions for people with a reading difficulty.
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Precisely my problem, too. What we need is a reliable text-to-speech
extension for PC's. A _major_ part of my current project is dependent on
this feature. I will be watching this thread with intense interest, and
contributing where I can.
Try this site:
< http://www.nextup.com > ...includes links to AT&T voices, etc.
Also, Dragon Naturally Speaking software products is primarily known for
speech recognition, but many of their products contain text-to-speech:
< http://www.next-wave-solutions.com/dragvoicrecs.html >
Best regards,
Ken N.
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