hi mary. yup. wrong assumption.
to make sure changed voices.
changed to a brit voice. kinda good too!
and, the same in kindle fire-voice-screen-reader and reading of kindle books.
stay well ... william
On 4/30/16, Mary Otten <motten53@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I was looking at a help topic today, and it seems from when I read that when
reading with the text to speech on the Kindle fire, you do not use the same
voice that you do for voice of you. At least, you might not be doing that,
since there are more voices apparently available for the screen reader then
there are four text to speech. So if you want to read page by page, you can
use voice view. But if you are continuously reading, text to speech must be
enabled for the book, which it isn't always, and then you use whatever
voices are supplied by Amazon. So the question is, is it true that there are
voices available for the screen reader that are not available for the
continuous reading? Am I making an improper incorrect screen reader that are
not available when reading text to speech continuously? Am I making a wrong
assumption here?
Mary
