It was on the todo list to implement voice similar to And-Bible. It required
stripping the text properly and other bits, but right now all PS has is the
native built-in TTS which I was careful to make sure worked properly for
visually impaired. I used to get feedback from some users when I would
On 02/10/2017 05:48 PM, TS wrote:
> The Screen reader version, for example, will pronounce the "L" in
> "LORD" as a separate word and then "ORD" as the following word whereas
> selecting the words themselves and having them spoken will not have
> that problem.
That indicates that the former is bein
:)
I'm glad to see that I'm not alone in enjoying this type of feature. I
actually have a story regarding this matter that I hope to write about
later.
How exactly are you triggering the TTS to work? There's two
different methods that I know of at least. You can have the "Screen"
read or
Thanks Manfred,
Indeed, but you first have to know about it before you can go and find out
how to enable it.
And when a features comparison said "No" incorrectly, it might have put some
folk off even wondering.
Best wishes,
David
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I think that’s a standard functionality on iOS and macOS.
You can have the system speak any text anywhere, almost.
Manfred
> Am 10.02.2017 um 12:43 schrieb David Haslam :
>
> After all these years of owning an iPad Mini & iPhone 5, I just found out
> that iOS devices do have TTS capability.
>
After all these years of owning an iPad Mini & iPhone 5, I just found out
that iOS devices do have TTS capability.
So I just updated this section of our wiki page.
https://crosswire.org/wiki/Choosing_a_SWORD_program#Other
Quite a number of languages are supported when you select Voice.
I've just
