Yes. Yes. Yeeeeeees!
-
@mcourcel To be completely fair though, apple is literally doing the exact same thing, re adding a bunch of shit and not taking note of what people actually want. @pixelate @JamminJerry
-
@mcourcel @pixelate @mew if you want my personal opinion, I think a pronouncation dictionary should be in the tts, and not the screen reader. different tts's will pronounce things differently so lets say my last name for example. JHicha. even before I try correcting it, different tts's pronounce it a bit different. if I were to tell talkback you pronounce it like Jeekuh, that is great, but eliquence might still pronounce it different than say vocalizer, and both of them might say it different than google tts. this is just my personal thoughts thoughl.
@JamminJerry @mcourcel @pixelate @mew Yeah, but isn't that waht some TTS do already? so more of them need to do this. Or am i not understanding you?
-
@pixelate me personally I don't read braille unless I have to as I am really slow at reading it. I always have been, and sometimes I even have reversals. that was what my teachers called it when I attended OSSB. I would mistake an I for an E, a D for an F, ETC. it didn't and doesn't happen all the time, but it happens enough that they noticed it when I was in school.
@JamminJerry Oh no! So you're actually Fammin' Ferry? Lol
-
@JamminJerry I actually agree with Jerry here. @mcourcel @pixelate
-
@pixelate @mew @JamminJerry Nah, pronunciation dictionary is a basic thing and Talkback still doesn't have it. Let's add more stuff, but not deal with what people actually want.
@mcourcel @mew @JamminJerry I mean I wouldn't mind if google just added the pronunciation dictionary to Google TTS. But Pulsar is this new up and coming screen reader that already has it so we'll see what happens. Closed source though so I can't hack on its Braille support with AI. Ah well, hopefully the dev has Braille.
-
@JamminJerry @mcourcel @pixelate @mew Yeah, but isn't that waht some TTS do already? so more of them need to do this. Or am i not understanding you?
-
@JamminJerry Oh no! So you're actually Fammin' Ferry? Lol
@pixelate nope. this week I am gammingerry. lol.
-
@mcourcel @mew @JamminJerry I mean I wouldn't mind if google just added the pronunciation dictionary to Google TTS. But Pulsar is this new up and coming screen reader that already has it so we'll see what happens. Closed source though so I can't hack on its Braille support with AI. Ah well, hopefully the dev has Braille.
@pixelate Ah, Pulsar is one I haven't heard of yet. I do like that Android has no shortage of screen reader options. With iOS you're kind of stuck with VoiceOver and that's it. @mcourcel @JamminJerry
-
@JamminJerry @mew @mcourcel Oh yeah, even the appleVis vision report card is looking awful these days.
-
@pixelate Ah, Pulsar is one I haven't heard of yet. I do like that Android has no shortage of screen reader options. With iOS you're kind of stuck with VoiceOver and that's it. @mcourcel @JamminJerry
-
@JamminJerry @mcourcel @pixelate @mew Yeah, but isn't that waht some TTS do already? so more of them need to do this. Or am i not understanding you?
@J3317 @JamminJerry @mcourcel @mew They should all do this. And codefactory needs to let me use the community dictionary. Shoot at least apple got that part right.
-
@JamminJerry @mew @mcourcel Oh yeah, even the appleVis vision report card is looking awful these days.
@pixelate I'd love to switch to Android myself personally, but literally the only thing keeping me from doing so is my current Android device has only 256 GB of storage and, Pixel pros are expensive baby! @JamminJerry @mcourcel
-
@J3317 @JamminJerry @mcourcel @mew They should all do this. And codefactory needs to let me use the community dictionary. Shoot at least apple got that part right.
@pixelate Yeah, but I'd love to have been able to use my own eloq dictionary, not just a prechosen one by Apple. @J3317 @JamminJerry @mcourcel
-
@pixelate I'd love to switch to Android myself personally, but literally the only thing keeping me from doing so is my current Android device has only 256 GB of storage and, Pixel pros are expensive baby! @JamminJerry @mcourcel
-
@pixelate nope. this week I am gammingerry. lol.
@JamminJerry Ow! Well we just need to put a J and the beginning and everything will heal up. *grabs one of those wooden letter block thinggies*
-
@JamminJerry It's true, but basically my point is, I can't afford that right now. LOL @pixelate @mcourcel
-
@pixelate nope. this week I am gammingerry. lol.
@JamminJerry Wait a minute, I thought you said injury, lol that's what I get for using TTS and not reading by letter.
-
-
@JamminJerry It's true, but basically my point is, I can't afford that right now. LOL @pixelate @mcourcel
-
@pixelate Ah, Pulsar is one I haven't heard of yet. I do like that Android has no shortage of screen reader options. With iOS you're kind of stuck with VoiceOver and that's it. @mcourcel @JamminJerry
@mew @mcourcel @JamminJerry And when Vo breaks and screen recognition has no idea, well that's it. And no JIT so emulators are stuck in 2007 or so. And developing needs a Mac.
