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However, some Microsoft Speech API synthesizers do not implement this correctly and behave strangely when it is enabled.
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If you are having problems with the pronunciation of individual characters, try disabling this option.
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==== Delayed phonetic descriptions for characters on cursor movement ====[delayedPhoneticDescriptions]
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This setting is a checkbox that, when checked, tells NVDA to say the phonetic description when you move by characters, after an user defined pause. Default delay setting is 1000 ms (1 sec).
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The phonetic description delay will be cancelled if another text is spoken during that time or if you press control key.
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For example, if you review this line by characters, when you read the letter "b", NVDA will say "Bravo" after the defined pause.
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This can be useful if your current speech synthesizer pronounces some characters in a similar way. Also, can be useful if you have some degree of deafness. In this case, could be a good idea to set NVDA to use small delays.
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==== Time for delayed phonetic descriptions (ms) ====[delayedPhoneticDescriptionsTimeoutMs]
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This edit field allows you to type the pause time that NVDA will take to say the phonetic description when you move by characters.
The Synthesizer dialog, which can be opened by activating the Change... button in the speech category of the NVDA settings dialog, allows you to select which Synthesizer NVDA should use to speak with.
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Once you have selected your synthesizer of choice, you can press Ok and NVDA will load the selected Synthesizer.
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