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Peter Vágner

@Zach Bennoui @Accessibility Luxembourg I am not familiar with apple products and related development however I don't seem to be able to find references to supported languages or voices. I know espeak core is included as a submodule but I really fail to find a reference to language or voice data.
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Accessibility Luxembourg

@pvagner @ZBennoui you can find here the list of languages supported by RHVoice rhvoice.org/languages/
On iOS and MacOS, the list is more limited, it is Luxembourgish, Macedonian, Albanian.

Languages | RHVoice.org

These languages are currently supported by RHVoice. For some of them only one voice is available. For others you may choose between multiple voices.
rhvoice.org
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Peter Vágner

@Accessibility Luxembourg @Zach Bennoui My thinking goes like this... RHVoice IOS app is now open-source but I can't figure out where the supported languages are listed within its source code so I can make a pull request bundling more voices. Is it controlled within the code that has just been open-sourced or is this controlled somewhere else?
@Zach Bennoui @Accessibility Luxembourg
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