Yes, if you have no voices in the voice reader, you'll need to purchase some first. I have the same problem and unfortunately at the current time I do not have enough money in my iTunes account to buy voices.
Sent from my iPhone On May 15, 2013, at 7:27 AM, "chris h (sky)" <challswor...@sky.com> wrote: > Hello all > just got this wonderful update to the app. > Haven't tried the Ocr function yet but have tried all I can do with the > interface so far with excellent results. > One issue I have is with the Voice Reader feature. It tells me I can type or > paste some text, then click the play button. But when I click the play button > nothing happens. Do I need to buy more voices? > On the whole a wonderful update and I can't wait to put it through its paces > with my posts etc. > Chris. > > On 15/05/2013 05:50, Esther wrote: >> Hi All, >> >> Sorry for the last post that only clipped the price and URL information of >> version 2 of the Prizmo app. I meant to add a few other enthusiastic >> comments. Not only is it easier to do an OCR, because if VoiceOver is on, >> and the page size has been selected, the app will actually tell you when you >> are too far to the left or right or need to move your camera, but you can >> export the OCR results in either PDF or text and use the "open in" function >> for compatible apps. Since I have VoiceDream reader, I can open the >> exported text in that app, and to go along with Prizmo's support of >> different languages, I can read the text in InfoVox voices for different >> languages. Also, although I'm not using this facility, you can adjust the >> font size of the text that you've exported either as PDF or Text format when >> you read in VoiceDream Reader, so this is really cool if you're a low-vision >> user. >> >> So to follow up on my original post, if you've been sent scanned PDF images >> of documents from some bulk email distribution copying machine, you can read >> that perfectly well with the Prizmo app -- even on iOS devices without good >> cameras like the earlier iPod Touch models or earlier generation iPads. And >> the export function works to put text into Dropbox, too. Plus you can store >> these documents in VoiceDream Reader, and read multiple language outputs, >> and use large fonts and highlighting. >> >> Since Prizmo supports a whole set of new languages, you could probably even >> use this to read documents in some languages without supported voices, by >> copying the OCR text results to clipboard, and pasting into a translating >> app like Google Translate just to us the voice support for reading other >> languages. I think someone asked about Hebrew voice support on the Mac, and >> that's one of the text languages Prizmo can OCR, and that Google Translate >> can read aloud. 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