Compatible anywhere TTS voices can be used on a Mac, supporting OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard), 10.7 (Lion), and 10.8 (Mountain Lion).The character voices Dallas and Belle are available for Windows.Alejandra is a new Americas Spanish voice.Allison has 20 percent more source material.
Some voices were enhanced and are now available with higher definition audio (22kHz).All voices have had their audio re-optimized for better audio.The Cepstral 6 Synthesis Engine eliminates pronunciation errors with smarter algorithms for selection and text analysis.Users can personalize the voice with Speech FX filters such as Dizzy Droid, Old Robot, and Spacetime Echo.Last thing, could you at least change the character limit from 145 to 330 or 430? Overall it's pretty cool but just some suggestions that may make it better.Cepstral Personal Voices is a collection of natural-sounding text-to-speech (TTS) voices designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision that works with emails, documents, or any speech-enabled application. Unless it was a yearly subscription that's fine.
Also, why would you need a subscription to download files? If you wanted to charge someone for that, it would be good to make a one time purchase. I know Cepstral has a few that you can download, but you should add more. Another thing, why did you trash the PC version? If you wanted to do that, I would consider making a downloadable copy for these voices.
When you type, it will tell you how much characters are remaining, and The voiceover screen reader won't actually say what you type when you write something. When typing text, you can't go up and down the cursor and have it read what you said. Also, there are some accessibility problems with voiceover with the app. First, why do we need to sign in or sign up for accounts? I don't get that. So I found about this app last week when the demo was removed.
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