Guest blog post by Erik Lord.
An earlier post on this blog offers Adobe Captivate Example Courses for download. Toward the end of that post is a quick mention and “how to” on Captivate’s text-to-speech functionality. The tutorial is helpful but just touches on the feature.
Recently a question came up in one of the help forums: “How do I install the Captivate 8 TTS voices?”
Surprisingly, a quick web search did not reveal an easy answer! So here’s a quick overview of Captivate 8’s text-to-speech features as well as some details on how to obtain the voices, install them, and a couple related options and further resource information.
Adobe Captivate Text To Speech Voices Download
First, the easiest way to access Captivate’s text-to-speech (TTS) capabilities is via the Audio > Speech Management option.
Microsoft Text To Speech Voice Downloads
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