Locate the icon assigned to Western Digital My Passport drive and Right-click the connected drive icon and click ‘Format’ in the pop-up menu. WD My Passport External Hard-drive Set Up Guide for Mac.
You can watch the video along side using my notes above for extra help. This video from Acquevara shows you the formatting on a Mac using Mac OS Sierra. YouTube Video Showing the Format of WD My Passport for Mac. The TTS is working for me now, however the voice looks very spaced out, changing the setting in the Android TTS setup to make it say faster doesn't affect the iGO's spaced out TTS.How to format wd my passport ultra for mac yosemite. So it looks like the gibberish comes from some other part, not the voice.zip file. So as a way to find out which file causes the problem, I deleted the entire contents and copied the contents from the Eng-UK file (from edit 2 above), and yet the gibberish continued. I was able to do so, but the problem with gibberish continued. I took some old En-US files and modified the info.ini files to see if I can get iGo to recognize the voice file. I have my iGo folder in the extenral SD card. I had to install the VocalizerEx directory on to the internal drive (sdcard0 if your file explorer shows sdcard0 and sdcard1) to get the Vocalizer working.
zip file that works.Īnyone trying it on older phones and CyanogenMod. here is the file if anyone is interested Hopefully someone will find a working Eng-US. The other file I mentioned is a Loquendo file, and it is for English UK, however, it seems to work well with Nuance. So it looks like the voice file from the above post may be incompatible with the Vocalizer TTS.
I previously had the same problem (not on Nuance/Vocalizer) and another forum member suggested that I had a bad voice file. However, the street names pronounced are gibberish. Ok, I got the zip file to be put in the content/voice directory from this post Could you please tell which files you put in the iGO folder and where? The content/voice folder is supposed to be a zip file.
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