I haven't had to do this in a long time but how do you change the S voice from over riding the original Google Maps ladies voice?
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Can I have this moved into questions/troubleshooting?I haven't had to do this in a long time but how do you change the S voice from over riding the original Google Maps ladies voice?
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What about downloading the Google Keyboard? Does that maybe have the options?Yeah, I'm not seeing Google's text to speech as an option, only Samsung's. Does anyone know how to add Google's?
I have the Google Keyboard installed from the playstore, but it doesn't add any text to speech options.What about downloading the Google Keyboard? Does that maybe have the options?
Ah, 10-4. That's odd there isn't an option for that. I used Maps today and was like "Who the F--- is this?"I have the Google Keyboard installed from the playstore, but it doesn't add any text to speech options.
This was the 1st thing i did in reaction to hearing a different voice as I remember installing the keyboard would bring the original voice back.But as noted it didn't work.The TTS options in the keyboard only allow samsung..Googles TTS Service is on the phone it just doesn't show up as an option to set it to defaultWhat about downloading the Google Keyboard? Does that maybe have the options?
if I root i'll lose the ability to mirror to my Samsung TV with All cast...I copied this from the g2 forum, but i looked through the directions and it should work for the note. Credit goes out to the Crashseeker from the lg g2 forum.
"I don't know about the other variants, but on the T-Mobile flavor of the LG G2 the default TTS is LG's. It sounds better than Pico, for sure, but it's still too robotic and mispronounces a few things. I couldn't put up with that. I set off to figure out how to get GoogleTTS back. It took a lot of google-fu, but in the end I had achieved my goal, to have that sweet voice talking to me again.
Before you begin, know that you'll need root access to continue.
Step 1: Download the latest GAPPS for your device (as of writing this, it's gapps-jb-20130812-signed.zip): http://goo.im/gapps
NOTE: gapps-jb-20130813-signed.zip IS FOR ANDROID 4.3! WATCH WHAT YOU DOWNLOAD!
Step 2: Unzip the zip to your computer or your phone's sdcard. Alternatively, if you have an application like Solid Explorer installed on your phone, you can simply browse the zip for the files I mention below without unzipping the whole thing.
Step 3: Mount /system as read/write
Step 4: Copy system/lib/libpatts_engine_jni_api.so and system/lib/libspeexwrapper.so to /system/lib/ and copy system/app/GoogleTTS.apk to /system/app/
Step 5: Fix the permissions of the above files to 644 and change the ownership to root:root
Step 6: Mount /system as read only
Step 7: Reboot
Step 8: Set Google TTS as your new TTS engine (under Language & input -> Text-to-speech output)
Step 9: ???
Step 10: Profit
TL;DR:
Download GAPPS
Unzip GAPPS to /sdcard/gapps/
Run the following commands:
Reboot
Set Google TTS as your TTS engine"
if I root i'll lose the ability to mirror to my Samsung TV with All cast...![]()
you just made my night..im off to go root now..let me know how navigation goesJust did QBKing77 root video and went and tested allshare cast. did not loose mirroring and did not have to use triangle away. trying this voice steps shortly.
Well follow the instructions above and the original lady will be back..I think loading a custom recovery will nuke screen mirroring though, not making that jump until I need to I guess.Don't know what Samsung is smoking. I thought my OG Google lady went on vacation the first time I use Nav on this phone. Google lady sounded much sexier.