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Glitch in the Voices Menu 
- Version: 1.0, 5/31/2006 08:37PM PST
anonymousug
The voices menu today is missing Good News. I thought yesterday it had duplicated Kathy. This makes it impossible to use Zarvox.
Nice - Version: 1.0, 11/11/2005 09:36AM PST
siriusfox1
It does what it says, the lips are a very fun application. I'd like to see a way to save the lips and audio as a quicktime movie with a transparency around the mouth. So one could paste it over a photo and such.
I think the mouth is what will make this stand out above all others. Keep it up.
I think the mouth is what will make this stand out above all others. Keep it up.
With this program, it is set to "Save Audio" by default. If I click on the "Speak" button, for a very brief second I see the little twirly progress wheel, as if the program is trying to do something, and then it switches back quickly to highlighting the ""Save Audio" button, without ever speaking a word.
If I click on the "Save Audio" button, it prompts me for a directory to save the file in, but then it does absolutely nothing. No file is saved.
I have tried the above repeatedly without getting any positive results.
I am wondering if perhaps the program now requires Tiger as a minimum, but the author simply forgot to update the OS requirements here on his VT page. A lot os developers seem to do that.
Guess I won't be seeing the moving lips! :)