@amir The developer of the tts has samples: github.com/DevGitPit/supertonic

They sound great! I just hope the NVDA add-on side of it can materialize.

@amir It's out. Unfortunately, while they sound really good, they sometimes skip words. Not okay for a screen reader haha.

Well, let me say that it sounds awesome! I really like it for its clarity of voices and natural intonation. But it has huge pauses with NVDA even when commas are encountered. And initial syllables, vowels or consonants are oftentimes missed, and it becomes more evident as we increase the speech rate or speech quality. So 8:34 AM may be announced as 34 AM. Should I open issues on Github? I mean is this something you may want to improve?

@amir I think these are problems with supertonic itself. So I don’t know if I can fix them. I experience the same issues on the official Android app.

@tspivey Apparently yes. I thought it didn’t.

@tspivey That's much better. synthesizing now has its own thread. And audio ducking works. Unfortunately, say all still doesn't. I just don't understand how or why indexes work. Neither does Gemini. So I'm stuck.

You need to pass synth=self to synthIndexReached and synthDoneSpeaking.

@tspivey Oh! Why? Doesn't it...oh, never mind. That works perfectly, now. I really, really wish I actually had any talent at this. Writing NVDA addons always makes me feel like a cargo cult programmer.