Wow. This afternoon I got NVAccess' blessing to relicense TGSpeechBox.

Wow. This afternoon I got NVAccess' blessing to relicense TGSpeechBox. That means the SAPI5 project is moving into the repo tonight, as well as the future iOS and Android integration may be on the roadmap.
"Mick and the team here at NV Access have reviewed your request, and agree to the re-licensing.

NV Access retains the copyright to the original portions of the code, however we grant you permission to release those portions under your chosen permissive license (either MIT or Apache 2.0). Please simply ensure that the original NV Access copyright notices and attribution remain intact within the source files, as is standard practice with those licenses.

We also agree that renaming the project to "TGSpeechBox" is a sensible move. It effectively distinguishes your modern fork from the original legacy project and will help avoid confusion for users regarding support and features."

@Tamasg Congratulations! I am curious what is TT speech box?

@Sevapopov oh, the rename of the NVSpeechPlayer work.

Wow. This afternoon I got NVAccess' blessing to relicense TGSpeechBox. That means the SAPI5 project is moving into the repo tonight, as well as the future iOS and Android integration may be on the roadmap.
"Mick and the team here at NV Access have reviewed your request, and agree to the re-licensing.

NV Access retains the copyright to the original portions of the code, however we grant you permission to release those portions under your chosen permissive license (either MIT or Apache 2.0). Please simply ensure that the original NV Access copyright notices and attribution remain intact within the source files, as is standard practice with those licenses.

We also agree that renaming the project to "TGSpeechBox" is a sensible move. It effectively distinguishes your modern fork from the original legacy project and will help avoid confusion for users regarding support and features."

Wow. This afternoon I got NVAccess' blessing to relicense TGSpeechBox. That means the SAPI5 project is moving into the repo tonight, as well as the future iOS and Android integration may be on the roadmap.
"Mick and the team here at NV Access have reviewed your request, and agree to the re-licensing.

NV Access retains the copyright to the original portions of the code, however we grant you permission to release those portions under your chosen permissive license (either MIT or Apache 2.0). Please simply ensure that the original NV Access copyright notices and attribution remain intact within the source files, as is standard practice with those licenses.

We also agree that renaming the project to "TGSpeechBox" is a sensible move. It effectively distinguishes your modern fork from the original legacy project and will help avoid confusion for users regarding support and features."

@Tamasg That is great! By the way, did you receive my yesterday's message here about implementing events for starting and stopping speech in NV Speech Player to support automatic language switching driver? I ask because I don't know if the way how I mention people in new posts works. I simply write their handles through user autocomplition in FastSM and write my post.

@Tamasg That is great! By the way, did you receive my yesterday's message here about implementing events for starting and stopping speech in NV Speech Player to support automatic language switching driver? I ask because I don't know if the way how I mention people in new posts works. I simply write their handles through user autocomplition in FastSM and write my post.

Wow. This afternoon I got NVAccess' blessing to relicense TGSpeechBox. That means the SAPI5 project is moving into the repo tonight, as well as the future iOS and Android integration may be on the roadmap.
"Mick and the team here at NV Access have reviewed your request, and agree to the re-licensing.

NV Access retains the copyright to the original portions of the code, however we grant you permission to release those portions under your chosen permissive license (either MIT or Apache 2.0). Please simply ensure that the original NV Access copyright notices and attribution remain intact within the source files, as is standard practice with those licenses.

We also agree that renaming the project to "TGSpeechBox" is a sensible move. It effectively distinguishes your modern fork from the original legacy project and will help avoid confusion for users regarding support and features."

@Tamasg This is amazing. I bet you feel really proud of yourself. What did you mean about IOS and android and sapi5 intigration? Are you planning on making ports of the synth to these services?

@Jmd2000 Sapi5 technically has existed, although more underground and not connected to the main repo, so it can now move to be an official one, whilst iOS and Android would need building but could link against Espeak a lot more easily with this change so it becomes possible.

Wow. This afternoon I got NVAccess' blessing to relicense TGSpeechBox. That means the SAPI5 project is moving into the repo tonight, as well as the future iOS and Android integration may be on the roadmap.
"Mick and the team here at NV Access have reviewed your request, and agree to the re-licensing.

NV Access retains the copyright to the original portions of the code, however we grant you permission to release those portions under your chosen permissive license (either MIT or Apache 2.0). Please simply ensure that the original NV Access copyright notices and attribution remain intact within the source files, as is standard practice with those licenses.

We also agree that renaming the project to "TGSpeechBox" is a sensible move. It effectively distinguishes your modern fork from the original legacy project and will help avoid confusion for users regarding support and features."

@Tamasg Thank you @NVAccess #screenReader

Wow. This afternoon I got NVAccess' blessing to relicense TGSpeechBox. That means the SAPI5 project is moving into the repo tonight, as well as the future iOS and Android integration may be on the roadmap.
"Mick and the team here at NV Access have reviewed your request, and agree to the re-licensing.

NV Access retains the copyright to the original portions of the code, however we grant you permission to release those portions under your chosen permissive license (either MIT or Apache 2.0). Please simply ensure that the original NV Access copyright notices and attribution remain intact within the source files, as is standard practice with those licenses.

We also agree that renaming the project to "TGSpeechBox" is a sensible move. It effectively distinguishes your modern fork from the original legacy project and will help avoid confusion for users regarding support and features."

@Sevapopov if you can link to the add-on itself though I can take a look and see what can be done.