E-mail List Archives
Re: Language Switching with Screen Readers
From: glen walker
Date: Mar 29, 2021 9:24AM
- Next message: Joe Humbert (A11y): "Re: Language Switching with Screen Readers"
- Previous message: Peter Weil: "Re: The importance of landmarks to screen readers?"
- Next message in Thread: Joe Humbert (A11y): "Re: Language Switching with Screen Readers"
- Previous message in Thread: Schulz, Leslie: "Re: Language Switching with Screen Readers"
- View all messages in this Thread
I've never liked the espeak synthesizer. I've always used the Microsoft
API but recently switched to Windows OneCore. Not being able to switch
languages finally bugged me enough that I tracked it down. I have to
install different language packs (which I already knew) but for OneCore, I
have to install the language packs for Microsoft Narrator. That's the part
I was missing. I went into the Narrator settings and added more voices for
other languages and now NVDA automatically switches voices when it
encounters a new lang attribute. I can provide more details on how I did
that if anyone needs it. I used to switch to JAWS to demo the language
voice changing but now I don't have to.
On Mon, Mar 29, 2021 at 7:43 AM Schulz, Leslie < <EMAIL REMOVED> >
wrote:
>
> For NVDA, you must change the Synthesizer to eSpeak NG.
> http://espeak.sourceforge.net/
> You may also have to download some voices/languages.
>
>
- Next message: Joe Humbert (A11y): "Re: Language Switching with Screen Readers"
- Previous message: Peter Weil: "Re: The importance of landmarks to screen readers?"
- Next message in Thread: Joe Humbert (A11y): "Re: Language Switching with Screen Readers"
- Previous message in Thread: Schulz, Leslie: "Re: Language Switching with Screen Readers"
- View all messages in this Thread