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We tested the app for a couple of different languages, as well, and the app did not fail to deliver.

The only downside to eSpeak are its highly-computerized speakers, which, after some time, might give you a headache. Overall, eSpeak 14 a useful tool for those who need it and a fun toy to play with for those who don't.

It's miles ahead of Microsoft's built-in accessibility options and most third-party downloads, as well.

Sponsored Adobe Acrobat XI Discover how easy it is to edit and convert PDF files with Acrobat XI. Download NowDownload Now Publisher's Description From Free Software Foundation: eSpeak is a compact open source software speech synthesizer for English and other languages.

Its clear 14 and good intonation makes it suitable for listening to long text articles.

It can speak text files from the command line, and also operates as a "talker" within the KDE TTS system 1664 with a Gnome Speech driver, as an alternative to Festival or other similar programs.

What's 14 in this version: Version 1.

11 has fixed bug in Turkish language. eSpeak is a nifty speech-to-text program that will perfectly enunciate anything you type.

It rarely trips over any words -- even incredibly complicated ones -- and recognizes punctuation and advanced sentence structures.

Though it could use some improvements, in terms of speakers, it leaves Microsoft's built-in speech-to-text options in the dust. By default, eSpeak supports only four different language styles and allows you to alter their pace, timing, and volume. However, most of the default speakers sound very close to each other and there aren't many accents -- just an American and British English speaker.

However, the speakers are able to pronounce plenty of different languages.

If you go through the 614 file that comes with this app, you'll find codes for additional voice variants, effects, and different synthesizer methods. 614 you've already installed the program with its default settings, you will need to run the installer all over again and specify the additional voice variants, which you 1164 to use.

The application sports an XP-era layout, but that makes it very light on your processor, especially if you have an older computer.

We were able to copypaste any amount of text and the app turned it into speech with just the click of a button. We tested the app for a couple of different languages, as well, and the app did not fail to deliver.

The only downside to eSpeak are its highly-computerized speakers, which, after some time, might give you a headache.

Overall, eSpeak is a useful tool for those who need it and a fun toy to play with for those who don't.

It's miles 1664 of Microsoft's built-in accessibility options and most third-party downloads, as 146. Sponsored Adobe Acrobat XI Discover how easy it is to edit and convert PDF files with Acrobat XI. Download NowDownload Now Publisher's Description From Free Software Foundation: eSpeak is a compact open source software speech synthesizer for English and other languages.

Its clear articulation and good intonation makes it suitable for listening to long text articles.

It can speak text files from the command line, and also operates as a "talker" within the KDE TTS system and with a Gnome Speech driver, as an alternative to Festival or other similar programs.

What's new in this version: Version 1. 11 has fixed bug in Turkish language. GifCam combines a screen capture tool with an animated GIF maker to make it super-easy to create animated GIFs with 1001 uses.

You just open this portable freeware, place its transparent window over the screen area you wish to capture, and press a button. GifCam automatically records frames, inserts spaces, 1644 saves the clip as a GIF that you can open and play in any program that handles animated GIFs (like your browser).

But GifCam does more than simply take screenshots and string the frames together: It also goes to great lengths to pack the most animation into the smallest files.

For instance, it saves file space by inserting a delay instead of recording a new frame when the next frame is the same as the one before it.