Nikolett Till

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I'm Nikolett from Hungary. I'm interested in IT, accessibility, languages, gaming, music, and a bit of everything. I'm a Russian-Hungarian translator. I speak Hungarian, English, Russian, a bit of German, Dutch and polish.
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Post 3.0 TGSpeechbox feature list:
- user dictionaries importable from subscription URLs
- explore option to have reverb and other post-DSP effects applied.
- potentially new female-specific phoneme tables, or manually-tuned overrides per profile. Beth and Bobby got some attention in the 3.0 cycle, but not enough. V3.X will solve this.
- Ability to edit voice profiles on mobile, save and export your voice changes as a voice profile and name it.
- Linux Spiel support and flatpack bundle.
@asael @tardis @jpellis2008 Yeah me too. I never said I've never pirated or anything, but there are people who pirate things just because they don't support someone's opinion. In Hungary there are going to be elections soon, and a few days ago I read a story in which a hair dresser told that she is very frustrated, because she had a client, they were speaking about anything and everything, and the client asked her, who she is going to vote for. At first she didn't want to tell because it's not the right place after all, but the client talked about politics for so long that of course she recognised who the hair dresser believes in. And when she did so, she stood up with wet hair and left because oh my god I am not going to support you with my money. And this is miserable to be honest. It's the same situation with Rowling now.
I just saw someone unironically write that they do not trust Firefox because they do not trust a browser paid by google to include AI slop features, and that’s why they prefer Chrome.
Аксессуары для туризма - алкогольная плита!
(люблю автоматические переводчики)
@tardis @jpellis2008 Of course we all pirate sometimes. But I think this is more than that. If someone is pirating just to not support the original author because of the things she believes in, that is not fine.
@jpellis2008 I don't know about you, but I personally care about the story more than who wrote it. And if the story is good, that means the author is good. We can't deny the fact that Harry Potter is one of the most successful and most loved world the last 25 years or so. None, I repeat, none of the modern books managed to reach so many people from so many cultures and ages. Rowling has her own opinions on the world and you are free not to agree with them, but you have no rights to pirate something just because the author's opinions aren't the same as yours.
@Willpogor I use Jieshuo so the AI tools I use aren't going to work for you unfortunately. I'd suggest you to turn away from Talkback. Of course it's only my personal opinion but for me it rather functions like Narrator on Windows. It works when it needs to work, but on a daily basis it's better to use something more polished. As for navigation apps, the best is Seeing assistant go. There was a very old, accessible version of OSMand but unfortunately it doesn't work anymore. There are other apps, such as Get there and Lazarillo, but the app which is actively maintained is Seeing assistant go.
And speaking of friends and tech things, another person took a stab at having an iOS app created that is a completely VoiceOver accessible FMDX and Kiwi SDR tuner with all sorts of nifty features like automatic RDS read out by VO, tuning through the rotor and headphone controls, all of the web interface features like the presets, built-in chat etc. as well as recording the played radio output. Having been involved in testing, I can say this is the closest we may get to having an actual global radio receiver on a mobile device. Android version in the making. https://testflight.apple.com/join/bbTvprWc #Radio #Accessibility #Blind #iOS
Join the Listen SDR beta

Available on iOS

For any fans of retro speech synthesis, a legend has spoken at last - well at least a legend for me. In the early 00's, Wirtualna Polska, one of the leading web portals providing free-of-charge mailboxes, daily news, TV schedule and many things that made Internet attractive at that time, has released their own speech synthesizer dubbed, very creatively, Syntezator Mowy WP. The main goal of it was to read out messages and contact status changes in their instant messaging app, WP Kontakt, later Spik, pronounced like the English word "speak". It was an exe running in the system tray, waiting to be sent text. It wasn't compatible with any SAPI version and other than WP Kontakt, it was only ever used in various instant messaging software, mostly through third-party plugins. It's based off Festival but the voice base belonged to WP. Years have passed, the instant messaging scene in Poland, once ripe with local products, was taken over by the international solutions the likes of Facebook Messenger and Whatsapp and so Spik and the accompanying TTS ceased being developed further. The installers for both the male and female voices are hard to come by (the male one is still hosted by several general purpose websites with installers for all sorts of things but I still pulled it off one of the old copies of the original website that the Internet Archive has to offer). The link for the female voice is dead there and the only single lead I got by Googling the original installer's file name is a web folder of someone on a Polish file hosting website - sadly, this one's expired too, so unless someone's got a copy of it locally, it may very well be lost media. The original software can be installed but won't speak. Thanks to one friend tinkering a little, it started speaking through all sorts of modern things and the attached recording is the male voice reading huge numbers - it could actually go upto heptillions. #RetroTech #Accessibility #Blind #TextToSpeech
@Mayowa @alexchapman Whenever I hear this voice I think about that stupid popcorn tycoon, I'm having nightmares 😂