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@Tamasg @Alan @BTyson You can look here on the git page the direct download links for both add-on are here and also in the thread

Www.github.com/kaveinthran/NVSpeechPlayer

@Tamasg @Alan @BTyson You are amazing, you have done a meticulous work, I can not and will not invalidate your huge tgspeech work, there are many people like me that love the old sounding, and this is just a fluke me playing with the $50 opus and claude code 7 day free trial

@Tamasg @Alan @BTyson If you have some time, love to hear your feedback @fastfinge @ppatel

@Tamasg @Alan @BTyson btw the claude code and what's modified to make it compatible is here https://github.com/kaveinthran/NVSpeechPlayer

@Tamasg @Alan @BTyson like a voice profile or something?

@Tamasg @Alan @BTyson can we have these sounds in the tg speech player?

@Tamasg @Alan @BTyson 2. nveloq (Eloquence-style) - Classic Eloquence-style intonation
Uses smooth formula-based pitch curves from April 2014, Sounds more like classic Eloquence synthesizer
Both variants are compatible with NVDA 2019.3 through 2025.3+ and can be installed side-by-side.
https://github.com/kaveinthran/NVSpeechPlayer/blob/master/nveloq_master-aa158e5.nvda-addon

@Tamasg @Alan @BTyson I don't know how to upload audio so I am providing the addon file for people to test and provide feedback.
two varients
1. nvSpeechPlayer (Standard) - Modern eSpeak-style intonation
Uses table-based intonation system introduced in May 2014,
I really love the sounding
https://github.com/kaveinthran/NVSpeechPlayer/blob/master/nvSpeechPlayer_master-59765b0.nvda-addon

How can I upload audio here so that people can play directly? @Tamasg @Alan @BTyson I have built the old version of the speech player, make it installable in 2025.3.2 and I don't know what I did with claude code, but it sounds like the old one, maybe not before the espeak pitch curve, sincerely I don't know, but to my ear, it's more clearer, I want to show it and possibly get some feedback whether this can be hacked as one of the classic sound in tg player

@cachondo @zersiax @FreakyFwoof @simon I wonder how can we calculate our reading speed using screen reader, like 800 wpm