Free team speak software for mac

YSpeak is a free computer program for speech-disabled users. It is designed to assist in communicating in a variety of ways, reducing the input from the user to the minimum.

At its simplest, YSpeak will speak typed input, in any one of 25 different voices. Both male and female voices are provided. As the user types, YSpeak will speak the typed text either word-by-word, by line, by sentence, or when requested by the user. YSpeak will display the input text in any font, size, style, or color.

To allow someone else to read the text, YSpeak can also display the text inverted at the top of the screen, so that with the iBook display folded back, someone sitting opposite the user can read the text as it is input. To allow for a limited viewing angle, the text can also be displayed in negative.

YSpeak has two user-selectable built-in Dictionaries, one of the 1000 most-commonly used words in the English language, and one of over 25,000 words. In either Dictionary, as soon as the user types the first two letters of a word, YSpeak will invoke the Dictionaries to look up words starting with those letters, and display possible words in a separate window. The user can then select the word from this list to save typing the whole word.

YSpeak also tracks words as they are entered, and will attempt to predict the next word when one is entered. In doing this, it learns from the user.

YSpeak also has 5 separate word lists, each of which allows up to 35 words to be entered by typing a single key. Changing key lists is again invoked with a single key.

Use your Macs voice! iSpeak vocalizes text into speach so that you don’t have to! Simply type or paste text into the iSpeak text box. Press the speak button to hear the text being spoken.

SpeakIt 1.0 offers a fully flexible program which makes it possible to ask for text, then speak it. Script Included.

Requirement: Mac OS X 10.1 or later

Displays either the CFL schedule for a specific CFL week, all games for a particular team, the Sirius schedule, or the standings.
All CFL teams that are currently active are represented. Schedule will update as game times and scores become available.
If you choose to view the schedule for a specific CFL team, the following information is displayed: week, day of week, date, opponent, time the game will be broadcast, radio, and network TV channel that will broadcast the game. Completed games will show scores and attendance information
If you choose to view the upcoming CFL games for all teams, the following information is displayed: day of week, date, game (including score if the game is in progress/completed), time the game will be broadcast, radio, and network TV channel. Completed games will also show the attendance. Sirius view will show the schedule for the current day.
If the widget is displaying the conference standings, you are able to see the following information: T, GP, W, A, L, P, F, HOME, DIV and AWAY.
Time zone, columns displayed and background opacity are configurable. The widget minimizes to the logo.
System requirements:
- Yahoo! Widget Engine

Memention AB Speak is a command line tool that speak the standard input.

Example #1
% speak
Hello world

Example #2
% tail -f -1 /var/log/system.log | speak

NOTE! from 10.3 "say" does same and more, see "man say".

Displays either the current NHL schedule for a particular team or the upcoming NHL games for all teams for the next 1,2, or 3 days. The following NHL teams are represented:
- Anaheim Ducks
- Atlanta Thrashers
- Boston Bruins
- Buffalo Sabres
- Calgary Flames
- Carolina Hurricanes
- Chicago Blackhawks
- Colorado Avalanche
- Columbus Blue Jackets
- Dallas Stars
- Detroit Red Wings
- Edmonton Oilers
- Florida Panthers
- Los Angeles Kings
- Minnesota Wild
- Montreal Canadiens
- Nashville Predators
- New Jersey Devils
- New York Islanders
- New York Rangers
- Ottawa Senators
- Philadelphia Flyers
- Phoenix Coyotes
- Pittsburgh Penguins
- San Jose Sharks
- St. Louis Blues
- Tampa Bay Lightning
- Toronto Maple Leafs
- Vancouver Canucks
- Washington Capitals
When viewing the schedule for a particular NHL team, the data source is ESPN for games that occur in previous months-- unless that month is September. September is an exception because most (but not all) September games are Pre-Season, and ESPN doesnt carry information for pre-season games. For September, the current month, and future months, the data source can be either NHL.com, which has better television schedule information but worse information for completed games, or ESPN.com, which has better information for completed games but worse television schedule information.You may set the data source through the context menu or through the Preferences.
System requirements:
- Yahoo! Widget Engine

Speak To Me is a very small little AppleScript application.
Basically, you type what you want for your computer to say, and then select the voice for it to say it in, and hit speak.
Enhancements:
- Improved stability
- Fixed download link
- Updated ReadMe.