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I'm writing a text to speech app. I'm using SpeechSynthesizer. All is great if I use loudspeakers. But as soon as I connect headset, the TTS is too silent and starts to be completely robotic sounding like quality was downgraded at least 1000x.
I tested Windows 'change text to speech settings' and it has same issue. On loudspeaker, it sounds fine and in headset it sounds terribly poor and silent.
Note that I'm sure that my headsets are O.K. because any song from YouTube sounds the same as from loudspeakers.
Anyone experienced this? How it could be resolved?
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For some reason I cannot download the .Net Framework 4.6.2 Developer Pack. Here's the link:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=53321
I select English langage, click Download, and I'm redirected to a Thankyou for your download. But nothing happens.
Does it work for you?
I am not sure why it does not work for you and why the "If your download does not start after 30 seconds, Click here" does not show up for you, but here is a direct link to where the "click here" link takes you to on my machine
https://download.microsoft.com/download/E/F/D/EFD52638-B804-4865-BB57-47F4B9C80269/NDP462-DevPack-KB3151934-ENU.exe
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I have VS project(service), and on my machine I install it using installutil.exe. Now I need to install on a random windows machine. I'm not familiar with Windows, what dependencies should this machine meet?
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I've done a lot of searching and haven't really been able to stumble across anything extremely useful in really getting myself going with iOS development using Xamarin/C#.
For those who were once newbies like myself, is there a recommended tutorial or online classes that anyone can recommend to really get me going? Something that starts from a hello world type app up to a completed and somewhat useful app? I've found nothing but hello world tutorials so these haven't been too useful.
I am proficient in C#/Visual studio and Windows software development and have been doing it quite some time now and I am trying to make the leap into mobile development.
The guides on Xamarin.com are amazing it's a good place to start but if you want a more complete starting lesson i suggest you to take a look at this course on tutplus.
It's not free but if you sign-up, for one month you can check the course for free which is enough time for this course
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I wanted to know if windows explorer is created like in C# using ListView and other components, is it like that ?
Use dependency walker to open explorer.exe and see if it has dependencies on any .NET assembly, and you will find that it does not.
Here's the output from my machine (Windows 7 x64):
As you can see there is no dependency to mscoree.dll, which is a dead giveaway that explorer.exe has nothing to do with .NET.
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There have been others that have asked this question but the common registry setting that was suggested doesn't work any longer. What I would like to do is something similar to StartIsBack that "reinvokes" the code to bring the Start Button/Menu back to Windows 8, or I could replicate the work done similar to the other Windows 8 start button alternatives.
Does anyone know how to programmatically (C++ or C#) reinvoke the start button?
In Win8/2102, Microsoft went through the Windows code to proactively remove all code related to the start button. I doubt you'll find any APIs left over you could use.