Hi,
Simplicity itself.
Just focus on the seek bar, then press the volume up and down buttons.
All the best
Steve
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Thanks Steve. I hadn't thought of that. However when I looked both were set
to the Google TTS engine. I tried tapping the reset button though and it
seems to have sorted itself out.
However, after resetting I could not work out or remember how to adjust the
speech rate using the seek control. Could you help me out again please.
Thank you.
Peter
Peter
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Subject: [access-uk] Re: Help with Android 9 voices please
Hi,
Lazarillo uses the standard text to speech voice that is set.
Talkback can use any text to speech engine you want.
So you need to go into either Talkback or Lazarillo settings, to change the
voice to the one the other is using. If for example, you change them both
to Google TTS, then they will both speak in the same voice.
All the best
Steve
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Subject: [access-uk] Help with Android 9 voices please
Using Lazarillo. I seem to have two voices. I can change the
application volume by putting my finger on the screen and pressing the
volume rocker. However there is also another voice that reads out my
position and other information which is unaffected by this procedure. How
can I change that please?
Peter
