Google Navigator Voice
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When I got the Revolution, Google Navigator had a decent voice but kept telling me to download the text to speech software everytime it loaded. I could cancel but it was annoying.
I finally allowed Pico to load and the voice as you all know is awful. There seems to be no removing Pico.
Any thoughts to a decent voice without spending a bunch to test them all out?
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Is there a reason you dont just install the Voice to Text app, its just a small file and does not affect the device any...
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Um. text to voice. That is Pico. I did install it. Much worse that what was in GVoice originally. This is for when it talks to the driver. Not for driver to device. Although it is kinda cute...
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Strange because on some devices Google Nav ask for download of the voice to text.... I am unsure but did 2.3 get released for LG Revolution, if so you can install a app called Equalizer from https://market.android.com/details?id=com.smartandroidapps.equalizer&feature=search_resul and use the Google Nav.
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Seems since Nav is bundled with Maps, there is no way to see a version number. There are other text to speech apps out there, but none that you can test drive. SVOX seems to be it. Free app but $2.99 for voices....
There regular website has demos of the voices. Hopefully they are the same. Ahhhh Grace
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There is a number of Nav apps for Android with Voice to Text to pick from including Verizon app.
Another thing to concider the speaker quality wasnt yjr best when I tried the device...
Try the free version of TeleNav from https://market.android.com/details?id=com.telenav.app.android.verizonfreemium&feature=search_result
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Yeah. the speaker is right up with there with Cambells soup cans. I think there is a string attached....
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Great. Bring your car by. Mine does not have bluetooth radio features.
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In all seriousness though your car probably has a headphone jack, it works just as well.
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webdon wrote:Great. Bring your car by. Mine does not have bluetooth radio features.
You can try a RF bluetooth adapter that works through car stereo ir even get a speaker like this one http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/store/accessory?action=accessoryDetails&archetypeId=12134&accesso...
Check out other selection at http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/store/accessory?&action=refineByCategory&categoryId=15
Here is a nice one to use also.... http://www.cellxpo.com/SbCategory-all-all-Bluetooth_Car_Kit-SP700.asp
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webdon wrote:When I got the Revolution, Google Navigator had a decent voice but kept telling me to download the text to speech software everytime it loaded. I could cancel but it was annoying.
I finally allowed Pico to load and the voice as you all know is awful. There seems to be no removing Pico.
Any thoughts to a decent voice without spending a bunch to test them all out?
I installed SpeechSynthesis ENG-USA Voice from https://market.android.com/details?id=com.svox.pico.voice.eng.usa&feature=search_result and it works well.
