To each his own, I suppose, but quality is in the ears of the
listener. I like the AT&T voices as well as Eloquence, but the
Microsoft voices are extremely inferior, at least to me.
At 11:39 PM 10/7/2006, Peter Torpey wrote:
I using the Bookport feature to send a book in text format to the
Bookport as an audio file so that the Bookport can read the book in
a high-quality SAPI5 voice.
This is taking a long, long time (as might be expected). Not only
does this tie up the Bookport for quite some time, but I know that
the Bookport batteries drain when it is connected to the USB port.
Is there a way of using the Bookport queuing system to pre-process
the text-formatted book into an audio format before connecting the
Bookport? In this way I would only have to tie up my comuter for
the transfer time and not the entire processing time to transform
the book from text to audio.
Thanks.
-- Pete (still waiting after 1 hour on a 2.6 GHz machine!)
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