TomTom third edition street name readout

**vassock** · 16th September 2018, 10:36 PM

Is it possible to install a voice on this device that gives street name readouts? I heard this was reserved for "computer" voices. I have seen the Dave/etc... .cab files on the internet, but no corresponding voices files. Can someone point me in the right direction if this is possible?

**pe1agp** · 19th September 2018, 08:59 AM

It's not possible, only devices with the option of using TTS and enough memory to store these extra's

**TomTom13E** · 19th September 2018, 10:35 PM

I have been using TTS voices on my TomTom One 3rd Edition for many a year.
You just need a suitable map and Navcore. (Check out Orni's compatibility chart).
The most popular Navcore achieve this is the 9.510.
If you want to use LoquendoTTS you need to use the version specially created for 32 MB devices.
VocalizerTTS doesn't need the memory boost that the above version does but many find the bad pronunciations annoying (I find them hilarious).

I'm sure pe1agp has copies of everything you need if you are unable to find them.

**vassock** · 19th September 2018, 10:36 PM

Originally Posted by TomTom13E

I have been using TTS voices on my TomTom One 3rd Edition for many a year.
You just need a suitable map and Navcore. (Check out Orni's compatibility chart).
The most popular Navcore achieve this is the 9.510.
If you want to use LoquendoTTS you need to use the version specially created for 32 MB devices.
VocalizerTTS doesn't need the memory boost that the above version does but many find the bad pronunciations annoying (I find them hilarious).

I'm sure pe1agp has copies of everything you need if you are unable to find them.

It has a loquendo folder in it and it does see "computer voices" when I put stuff in there. I just haven't been able to get it to speak.

**vassock** · 19th September 2018, 10:38 PM

Originally Posted by TomTom13E

I have been using TTS voices on my TomTom One 3rd Edition for many a year.
You just need a suitable map and Navcore. (Check out Orni's compatibility chart).
The most popular Navcore achieve this is the 9.510.
If you want to use LoquendoTTS you need to use the version specially created for 32 MB devices.
VocalizerTTS doesn't need the memory boost that the above version does but many find the bad pronunciations annoying (I find them hilarious).

I'm sure pe1agp has copies of everything you need if you are unable to find them.

I already set up the internal files to be compatible with modern maps so that should be done. I just need the files for the voices.

pe1agp?

**biggerdave** · 20th September 2018, 07:36 AM

Originally Posted by vassock

I already set up the internal files to be compatible with modern maps so that should be done. I just need the files for the voices.

pe1agp?

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**pe1agp** · 20th September 2018, 11:08 PM

Originally Posted by vassock

I already set up the internal files to be compatible with modern maps so that should be done. I just need the files for the voices.

pe1agp?

Mind your mailbox, please.

Be aware it's nearly 4GB

Goodluck anyway.

**TomTom13E** · 20th September 2018, 08:24 AM

You might be missing the LoquendoTTS base files.
They are not supplied with the voice packs.
They should have been supplied with the Navcore.

LoquendoTTS\bin\LTTS7AudioBoard.so
LoquendoTTS\lib\LoqAudioBoard.so

**pe1agp** · 20th September 2018, 11:21 PM

About which third edition are we talking about, please.
TomTom One 3rd edition in my excell file is marked as no TTS
And I don't have another third edition in that file.
A little help wil be appreciated

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**vassock** · 21st September 2018, 10:36 PM

Originally Posted by pe1agp

About which third edition are we talking about, please.
TomTom One 3rd edition in my excell file is marked as no TTS
And I don't have another third edition in that file.
A little help wil be appreciated

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tomtom one 3rd ed 4N01.003