#Nextup textaloud voices download registration
We actually got email from several users who thought it was just a trial version or that they should have gotten a registration code. We've worked hard with them to bring these to PC, but we rightfully so have to pay them royalties on each copy we sell, thus they aren't cheap and we can't give them away, but we do make them affordable. Companies like Nuance and AT&T spend millions developing these voices, mostly for use in big call centers (like when you call the airlines). And, while we'd love to be able to give away better sounding voices, we have to pay for them.
#Nextup textaloud voices download license
With the better sounding voices, file size (range from 100mb to 600mb) and licensing terms with the companies we license the voices from prevent us from putting trial versions of the voices out with the download. Samples of those atīut, we also need the lower entry price for a part of our user base, who are generally impaired either visually or have reading difficulties, and are often on fixed incomes. Actually, the most common version we sell is $54.95 and includes 2 AT&T Voices, Mike and Crystal.
The 15 minute review suggested instead of selling a $29.95 version we should sell a $59.95 version that includes at least one good voice. A few common things I heard that I'd like to address. For anyone who wants to followup with me, my email address is and I'd love to hear from any of your on your suggestions and problems. Want to thank everyone who left comments, it has been a great learning experience for us.
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