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I am having the same problem as Chanes. I tried the solution about using Windows Recorder but it did not work. I have Cakewalk software also and tried using that but it did not work. Can someone write detailed instructions I must be doing something wrong.

I am having the same problem as you. I don't understand how you corrected the problem. Can you give more detailed instructions?

quote:Originally posted by chanes

Thank you for your response, Mr. Medeksza.

I had originally attempted to use use an audio editor to do just that, but I was looking for ways to change the audio input device from the program itself, which led me to believe that it wouldn't work. I neglected to realize that I should change the settings on the sound mixer itself. That did work. Thanks.

Like citrinedragon, I would also like a release version of the Neospeech dictionary that would fix the pronunciation editor problems as well as a way to have the program save sound files on its own.

Thanks again for your help.

I tried doing what you said but nothing was recorded. Can you simply more indepth instructions?

quote:Originally posted by Medeksza

You can use the Windows Sound Recorder or another sound editor to simply record the voices as they speak. Be sure to set your sound card mixer's recording input to "Wave" or "What you hear", then simply hit record and make the program speak.