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On Sat, Oct 13, 2001 at 06:17:01PM -0500, Raul A. Gallegos wrote:
> Well I guess that depends on what you determine as bad? I use a
> speak-out from Gw micro and I think it sounds great but the new
> synthesizer user would not give it a second glance. I have an artic
> transport and because I'm used to its speech I think it sounds fine. My
> favorite right now though is the doubletalk.
This is surely a sign of a small cashflow or insanity. Yuck! With very
careful settings work I can make an Accent tollerable. I can use a
Keynote as well. Neither of these works in Linux in a small enough form
factor for my laptop though, which is where I need it most.
> I guess what it comes down to is what you are used to and what is good
> for your ear.
I still say you're nuts. *grin* But then, so are people who actually
like the sound of the Braille'n'Speak which to me sounds like someone
put a recording through a blender.
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