You're right, it looks like anything with the term "P1msl3ur" in it's name was removed. I'll try to re-upload soon with obfuscated filenames.

Re-uploaded the iKnow Core 6000 samples. See first post.

Sorry to bring up an old thread again. When I start this program I only see "Microsoft Anna" in the voice options, with no other available choices. I've downloaded the speech language platform 11 and the Japanese TTS voice Haruka (from the Microsoft page), but still no change (can't see any other voice in the Windows TTS option bar either).

Am I the only one who encountered this problem? Any suggestions? Can't seem to find any working solution when googling. I'm using Windows 7 64-bits.

Termy Wrote:Sorry to bring up an old thread again. When I start this program I only see "Microsoft Anna" in the voice options, with no other available choices. I've downloaded the speech language platform 11 and the Japanese TTS voice Haruka (from the Microsoft page), but still no change (can't see any other voice in the Windows TTS option bar either).

Am I the only one who encountered this problem? Any suggestions? Can't seem to find any working solution when googling. I'm using Windows 7 64-bits.

Have you tried the version from the second link of the first post?

I don't have a solution, but I can at least replicate the issue. As you stated, the Haruka voice doesn't show up in either Audio Lesson Studio or the Windows TTS settings. Perhaps the Microsoft voices are dependent upon the system language. I have an English-only version of Windows 7 64-bit so I am unable to test my theory. The good news is that the NeoSpeech (Misaki, Paul) and ATT (Audrey) voices still work fine.

Thanks for the reply! The second link didn't make any difference, but I have yet to acquire Misaki, so hopefully it'll work when I can do that.

Thanks for this wonderful tool. This was just what I had been looking for since I read about the Glossika sentence method. Just created my first file with a split up audio.

I have a question: Is it possible to mass-import audiofiles? I have split the audio for the first two stories from 'Read Real Japanese' for the purpose of shadowing, and it's rather inconvenient to import single files. I may have simply missed the option to import several audio files at once.

watashimo Wrote:Thanks for this wonderful tool. This was just what I had been looking for since I read about the Glossika sentence method. Just created my first file with a split up audio.

I have a question: Is it possible to mass-import audiofiles? I have split the audio for the first two stories from 'Read Real Japanese' for the purpose of shadowing, and it's rather inconvenient to import single files. I may have simply missed the option to import several audio files at once.

You need to put the paths of each audio file into a text file, one audio file per line. Then click the "Add From File..." button.

To easily put the paths of each audio file into a text file, place the audio files into a directory, open a DOS prompt, cd to the directory, and then use this command "dir /s /b > audio_files.txt".

Would adding an option for modding individual voice rates be possible?

(2016-03-06, 5:05 am)xd1986k Wrote: Would adding an option for modding individual voice rates be possible?

This should already be supported using the rate tag. For example, in the action plan you can change:

[A]

to:

<rate absspeed="-6"/>[A]

This will make the "Audio A" voice much slower. The absspeed attribute can be in the range -10 to 10.

See the "XML Demo" lesson plan preset for an example of this tag and other tags.

(2016-03-06, 3:54 pm)cb4960 Wrote:

(2016-03-06, 5:05 am)xd1986k Wrote: Would adding an option for modding individual voice rates be possible?

This should already be supported using the rate tag. For example, in the action plan you can change:

[A]

to:

<rate absspeed="-6"/>[A]

This will make the "Audio A" voice much slower. The absspeed attribute can be in the range -10 to 10.

See the "XML Demo" lesson plan preset for an example of this tag and other tags.

Thank you. I hadn't noticed that part.