New voices for NVDA screen reader
Posted by Kim Kilpatrick
I really love what the people at blind bargains are doing.
They have many interesting podcasts and interviews from technology exhibits for people who are blind and have low vision.
They also have a great app and very interesting articles.
Below is a great one I found from them about NVDa and some new voices you can get for it.
For those who don’t know NVDA, it is a free screen reader for windows computers.
Their web site is
Here is the article.
Acapela Adds its Voice to the NVDA Screen Reader, Available Starting at 59 Euros
Acapela Adds its Voice to the NVDA Screen Reader, Available Starting at 59 Euros – Blind Bargains
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Users of the free NVDA screen reader now have another option for obtaining enhanced voices. Acapela Group is now offering two voice packages, which both include a variety of voice styles and languages and work on up to three computers. The basic package, which costs 59 Euros or about $67 in U.S. Dollars as of this post, includes what Acapela calls the Colibri voices, which are slightly more robotic but better at higher speech rates. Upgrading to the 99 Euro package ($112 USD) adds higher quality voices which may be more suited for reading books and longer passages. The voices are available for a 15-day free trial and delivered as an NVDA ad-on. Source: Acapela TTS Voices for NVDA No one has commented on this post. You must be logged in to post comments. |
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