Maybe nuance, the makers of the whnth do not want it to work for some odd reason. the quit support the eloquence driver wa back in I believe 2009-2010 so the probably will not let you make a mac driver tha works truly with voice over like the acappella or infovox voices. I'm not a coding junkie so I can't real give any more info then that.
Take care. On Mar 10, 2014, at 8:20 PM, Glenn <glenner...@cableone.net> wrote: > That is odd, > I mean, if IBM Viavox in Linux, as in Voxin or TtSynth, why can't that > package be modified to work in OSX? > I thought that OSX was enough like Linux that things like this can be made > to work. > I prefer Eloquence and Voxin best of all synths I have ever heard. > > Glenn > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Sarah k Alawami" <marri...@gmail.com> > To: "mac access list iOS Accessibility" <mac-access@mac-access.net> > Sent: Monday, March 10, 2014 10:11 PM > Subject: Re: Um...? New synth for OSX? What am I missing! > > > WellI know someone else who did it perfectly, installed wine and followed > the instructions. > > But then again I would not trust this guy, and i mean tylor with anything > as he is known for pulling stuff like this. He codes, but for the bad. Sad > really as he could really do good with his coding knowledge. > > Take care all and be blessed. > On Mar 10, 2014, at 8:01 PM, Christopher Gilland <ch...@clgproductions.com> > wrote: > >> OK, either I'm incredibly stupid, or something! >> >> I went to the link provided by Dane for the Eloquence port to O S X. I >> got the zip file and opened/unzipped it. >> >> In the readme included, there's a somewhat direct link to download Wine >> for OSX, which you'll need to make this work. Don't do it! It'll take >> you to a download manager you gotta download, and you have to use Windows >> to do so, for one thing as it's an e x e file. >> >> Secondly, once you open it, at least on my end, my Nod32 popped up, and >> let me tell you something, this isn't at all against nor meant to flame >> Dane in any way, as frankly, in Dane's defense, he may not have known, and >> may have been clueless of this fact, so ab, suh, lootly! no blame what so >> ever! is going to him regarding this. I mean it! None! So don't even? >> go there! I think he posted this with extremely good intentions, but just >> didn't probably know. My Nod32 popped up though and there were trogen >> horses all over! the dang archive! I mean, had I opened the download >> manager e x e file, Nod32 told me that there were about 1 gig's worth of >> malicious software that would have been infectively installed. In the >> longrun, I may have gotten the Wine dmg, but I would have gotten probably >> several, if not many viruses in the process. >> >> I've written Gordon about this off list, in greater detail, but we'll just >> say, that download manager you'll be directed to is quite harmful to your >> Windows system's health. I totally get this list is not for discussing >> Windows matters, and normally, I would have refraned, but this could harm >> people's computers! I can't just sit back with a straight poker face and >> do nothing/say nothing knowing in my mnind that this could infect many >> machines. I'm sorry, but I'm not gonna do that to you all. I'm far from >> being a moderator of this list, and I don't pretend to play one either, >> but this is serious! I just hope and pray I get this message to you all >> before it's too late! >> >> Again, I have no reason to believe that Dane was in the wrong here. I >> truely feel he probably didn't know. And if he found a more direct lihnk >> to Wine instead of what's in the readme, then I profusely apologize. This >> isn't to single him nor call him out publicly. This message is sent with >> very good intent. The only reason I'm doing so is to express my warning >> to you all that at least from what I can see, I am willing to stand >> corrected, but the file looks harmful. I think the Eloquence port itself >> shouldn't be harmful in the least, but just be real real careful where you >> get Wine from to make it work! >> >> If you all need a safe, non-infected link, give me a bit and I'll have >> something on my web site you all can download. Being it's open source, >> it's not like I'm violating any terms by putting it in a more logical >> place, not to mention, a safer place. >> >> The readme says the link is hard to find the dmg. Excuse me, but, I found >> it on Google very! easily. It only took me maybe 2 or 3 minutes, if that. >> >> So, yeah... 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