You know I have not tried this in a good while, but one thing that may or may not have a role in this and might explain why it works with iTunes and not VoiceOver is this. Music is a constant stream of audio where VoiceOver is not. Now with this said and based only on my experience, I think what happen in my case is the audio channel on the Mac closes when there is no sound, so if VO is not speaking or there is no music, the channel is closed and the headset would go to sleep. Now whether this is your issue I don't know, but something to consider. As far as why something is spoken twice is odd and I don't recall encountering that situation.
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