OpenGD77

Along the top menu ribbon, click on Extras. From the drop down menu, select OpenGD77 Support. At the bottom of the second column of buttons, select Write voice prompts. OH ok! thank you! BTW. I can't optimise any languages except English, so its likely that all non-english languages may not announc...

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Sat Jun 06, 2020 7:45 pm

Along the top menu ribbon, click on Extras. From the drop down menu, select OpenGD77 Support. At the bottom of the second column of buttons, select Write voice prompts.

OH ok! thank you!

You also need to enable it in the Sound Options: -> Prompt:Voice

Voice prompt files for all English voices have been updated https://github.com/LibreDMR/voice-prompts/releases/latest UK. Amy, letters "R" and "E" have now been fixed by manually downloading "Neural" synthesis versions for those letters directly from Amazon Web Services. I also replaced the words wi...

Thanks

Yes.

But I need to discuss with Ian DJ0HF the potential confusion for visual impaired operators

There is something wrong with your calibration data, it doesn't have the normal signature bytes

Zip your Flash memory backup and post it here, so I can look at the calibation data signature

Guys' I've generated a few more English versions Amy sounds OK, except the letters R and E. I manually modified the "R" and its a bit better, but I've not had chance to fix the E Emma seems generally OK, but I have not tested all the Alphabet Nicole is an AU female voice and doesnt sound too bad Bri...

Hi Tony

One simple way to add the feature you want, is to put some spaces at the end of your channel names

I've tried to manually edit the MP3 file to boost the amplitude of the beginning of the audio, of the "T" or "Teee" I think its a little better now. I forgot I originally did this in one of the earlier versions, but I seem to have over overwritten the old copy of T.MP3 which I modified I'll try crea...

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Sat Jun 06, 2020 6:17 am

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Sat Jun 06, 2020 5:59 am

m1dyp wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 06, 2020 5:59 am

thank you

Are they OK now ??

sounds great but, to me uk english, the T sound is still a bit iffy to me, but its still great. thank you so much

I agree the T sounds like a D

I'll see if I can adjust the speech synth settings for that letter