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ladylothlorien
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November 7, 2017
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Can I change the default text-to-speech voice in Captivate 9?

  • November 7, 2017
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Currently, the "default" text-to-speech voice for me is Julie. However, I always change the voice to Kate. I know I can manually do this under Speech Management (or the Text to Speech button on the Slide Notes). But then I have to manually change every single section of Slide Notes for each slide to Kate's name which is a pain in the neck when I have 50 slides with 3-4 sections of Slide Notes each. There doesn't seem to be a way to mass change the text-to-speech voice for an entire project.

Is there a way to set the default text-to-speech voice for Captivate 9 to Kate? Or am I missing a way to change the text-to-speech voice to Kate for an entire project all at once?

I honestly never use the others, so I'm even open to removing all of the other voices so Kate is the only one left. But I'm hoping that there is some secret setting somewhere that would allow me to change the default either for the project or for Captivate 9 in general.

Thank you!

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解決に役立った回答 Erik Lord

In that Speech Management dialog, you can select the 'Speech Agent'. if you set that to Julie *before* you add slide notes, all notes should take that setting.

However, if you add slide notes then need to change the agent, I do believe you'll have to set it slide by slide...

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Erik Lord
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Inspiring
November 8, 2017

In that Speech Management dialog, you can select the 'Speech Agent'. if you set that to Julie *before* you add slide notes, all notes should take that setting.

However, if you add slide notes then need to change the agent, I do believe you'll have to set it slide by slide...

ladylothlorien
Participating Frequently
November 14, 2017

Oh my, that is such a simple solution and I didn't even think about that! It makes sense that if I choose the agent before creating the slide notes, then I won't have to worry about mass-changing it later.

Thank you, Erik!