Hi,
go to setting > general > accessibility > voice over > default dialeg >
the find the english u s heading there you can find the voices, samantha
default, samantha hq, siri male and female with default and hq one. hth
On 8/20/2016 4:50 PM, Bill Gallik wrote:
OK, I’m sure this can be done because I did it on my iPhone 5 several years
ago, but dang if I can remember how I did it.
What I’m talking about is adding alternative English speaking voices for
VoiceOver on iOS. I’m not referring to changing the dialect; say from English
U.S. to English UK. What I’m referring to is installing and assigning a
different U.S. English voice. For reasons I’ll refrain from discussing here, I
want to use a male U.S. English voice for my iPhone’s VoiceOver.
Can anybody refresh my memory as how to do this?
Thanks in advance!
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