įrom: NVCDevelopmentTeam Tuesday, 12:00 PM Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. I think this could be done as an addon at the very least, but it would require some technical knowledge (and a credit card) for an NVDA user to make their own API key to use with the addon. To: nvaccess/nvda Subscribed Re: Using google tts in NVDA ( #12457)įrom what I can tell, using Google TTS requires an API key (4 million characters/month free ) and internet access. Hi, if so, I think it would be better to ask the add-ons community to look into this, although I think folks might be a bit hesitant given a really mixed experience with add-ons that relied on API keys and API themselves. Newsgroup monitored: -usersįrom: 'Luke Davis' 'nvaccess/nvda' 'Subscribed' … Please address personal E-mail putting 'Brian Gaff'

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