Hi, I think you can actually set a few arguments in the add to ITunes as a
spoken track service. The only one you seem to be able to do within dictation
and speech is the default voice and the speech rate.
Best,
Erik Burggraaf
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Or you can do what Erik suggest, which sounds a lot easier than my
solution, unless you wanted to embed some directives in the doc. Hmm,
maybe those directives would still be honored by the add to iTunes
process. Here is one of the early emails which talks about using the say
command and embedd
If you uses TextEdit and convert the document to plain text does it read
reasonably well? If so then you can use terminal to generate an AIFF
file of the audio. So if I save the document as important_stuff.txt then
in terminal I would do
say < important_stuff.txt -o important_stuff.aiff
and y
Why don't you just highlight all the text, press control option shift M, and
choose add to ITunes as a spoken track? Then you can just burn the resultant
audio to a CD.
Best,
Erik Burggraaf
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ontario disability support p
Good afternoon, I have an interesting accessibility problem. I have a document
that reads very well in TextEdit. But the document that I am being easily on a
computer, has to be converted into an audio form format? So my question to the
group is what he is the best way to achieve that? I have tw
