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"Steve Jacobson" <steve.jacobson@visi.com>Subject:
Re: major problem with Window-eyes? or . . .Date:
Sat, Dec 8, 2012 10:18:31 pmI've read a little about Virtual Audio Cable, and it could be you'll have to be sure you can get everything working without it in the picture. Otherwise, it is
hard to know if tghere is something being introduced by Virtual Audio Cable or by something else in your system.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
On Sat, 08 Dec 2012 14:37:55 -0800, Curtis Delzer wrote:
>I have virtual audio cable on my machine, which I have made available
>4 virtual line inputs, line 1 through 4 in case of need or
>complexity. the purpose of virtual audio cable is to be able to
>virtually route within your machine any audio device's output to the
>input of another. Well I told window-eyes to use line one, and the
>utility for virtual audio cable to route line one back to my sound
>card and vuala, I hear eloquence. when I, though, attempt to route
>eloquence to my sound card, I hear nothing, though everything else in
>my computer sees my sound card. This is stranger and stranger though
>it appears something got scrambled when I moved from North Dakota and
>re-plugged in my USB devices. I am going to unplug my "yeti" USB
>microphone which also is listed as an "output" or "playback" device
>and see if the problem goes away, it is all I can think of else, to
>remedy this weird issue.
>thanks! all for the suggestions.
>At 10:07 AM 12/08/12, you wrote:
>>Check the sound card choices and try setting to the Default if it
>>isn't already there. Also, try plugging in headphones when you are
>>switching to one of the software synthesizers. I have had it happen on one of
>>my computers where Window-Eyes speech and Windows sounds get
>>separated, one going through headphones and the other through my
>>speakers. Plugging in headphones and then unplugging them seems
>>to get both back together.
>>
>>Best regards,
>>
>>Steve Jacobson
>>
>>On Sat, 08 Dec 2012 08:57:18 -0800, Curtis Delzer wrote:
>>
>> >Hi all! ever since installing the first beta of WE 8, I have issues
>> >regarding using any SAPI voice, but didn't think much of it until I
>> >lost the ability to use both Dec_Access32 (for window-eyes) and
>> >Eloquence. Yes, that is Eloquence for window-eyes also now will not
>> >talk. I think it is something with my computer and it's ports, but
>> >don't know where to adjust it since I've tried changing the port for
>> >the DEC and Eloquence while using another screen reader to read the
>> >window-eyes combo box for sound cards, to no avail.
>> >Any ideas at all? I am stumped; have changed my "speakers" setting
>> >in windows 7 and changed it back, (while using my USB triple talk
>> >which is the only synthesizer right now that I can hear using
>> >Window-Eyes 8. All other systems on my computer will use my speakers
>> >correctly, but Window-Eyes using any synthesizer other than my triple
>> >talk, is silent, though I hear the ascending beeps for "revert, or keep."
>> >THANKS! for Ideas, and I am hoping for a Saturday morning geek to
>> >say, or tap me on the shoulder, and give me the magic elixir!
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hard to know if tghere is something being introduced by Virtual Audio Cable or by something else in your system.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
On Sat, 08 Dec 2012 14:37:55 -0800, Curtis Delzer wrote:
>I have virtual audio cable on my machine, which I have made available
>4 virtual line inputs, line 1 through 4 in case of need or
>complexity. the purpose of virtual audio cable is to be able to
>virtually route within your machine any audio device's output to the
>input of another. Well I told window-eyes to use line one, and the
>utility for virtual audio cable to route line one back to my sound
>card and vuala, I hear eloquence. when I, though, attempt to route
>eloquence to my sound card, I hear nothing, though everything else in
>my computer sees my sound card. This is stranger and stranger though
>it appears something got scrambled when I moved from North Dakota and
>re-plugged in my USB devices. I am going to unplug my "yeti" USB
>microphone which also is listed as an "output" or "playback" device
>and see if the problem goes away, it is all I can think of else, to
>remedy this weird issue.
>thanks! all for the suggestions.
>At 10:07 AM 12/08/12, you wrote:
>>Check the sound card choices and try setting to the Default if it
>>isn't already there. Also, try plugging in headphones when you are
>>switching to one of the software synthesizers. I have had it happen on one of
>>my computers where Window-Eyes speech and Windows sounds get
>>separated, one going through headphones and the other through my
>>speakers. Plugging in headphones and then unplugging them seems
>>to get both back together.
>>
>>Best regards,
>>
>>Steve Jacobson
>>
>>On Sat, 08 Dec 2012 08:57:18 -0800, Curtis Delzer wrote:
>>
>> >Hi all! ever since installing the first beta of WE 8, I have issues
>> >regarding using any SAPI voice, but didn't think much of it until I
>> >lost the ability to use both Dec_Access32 (for window-eyes) and
>> >Eloquence. Yes, that is Eloquence for window-eyes also now will not
>> >talk. I think it is something with my computer and it's ports, but
>> >don't know where to adjust it since I've tried changing the port for
>> >the DEC and Eloquence while using another screen reader to read the
>> >window-eyes combo box for sound cards, to no avail.
>> >Any ideas at all? I am stumped; have changed my "speakers" setting
>> >in windows 7 and changed it back, (while using my USB triple talk
>> >which is the only synthesizer right now that I can hear using
>> >Window-Eyes 8. All other systems on my computer will use my speakers
>> >correctly, but Window-Eyes using any synthesizer other than my triple
>> >talk, is silent, though I hear the ascending beeps for "revert, or keep."
>> >THANKS! for Ideas, and I am hoping for a Saturday morning geek to
>> >say, or tap me on the shoulder, and give me the magic elixir!
>> >If you reply to this message it will be delivered to the original
>> sender only. If your reply would benefit others on the list and
>> your message is related to GW Micro, then please consider sending
>> your message to
>>gw-info@gwmicro.com so the entire list will receive it.
>>
>> >GW-Info messages are archived at http://www.gwmicro.com/gwinfo.
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