No our ReadSpeaker webReader application converts your text on-the-fly to audio. ReadSpeaker webReader parses the HTML code on your web page and converts it into text which is then file streamed as an mp3 file to the visitor who clicked on the Listen button. So we always provide an updated audio version of your latest text content.

Updated:1/7/2010 12:26:22 PM

No, but you can report words that are not correctly pronounced to us.

Updated:3/4/2010 10:47:34 AM

For the moment we don't provide statistics for our customers.

Updated:1/7/2010 11:31:25 AM

No, it is only possible to have one language per account.

Updated:1/7/2010 12:26:36 PM

No, it is not possible to read password protected websites.

Updated:1/7/2010 12:27:48 PM

ReadSpeaker webReader will only read the textual content that exists on the page that is to be read. This means it can not read client side generated content (like content created by javascript or ajax) or flash movies.

Updated:1/7/2010 11:31:59 AM

Yes, if the text is also in the picture's alternative text (alt).

Updated:1/7/2010 11:57:34 AM

No, ReadSpeaker webReader can't read websites behind https.

Updated:1/7/2010 12:28:07 PM

ReadSpeaker webReader can't read framesets, but if you add the button to the frame (page) that is going to be read, it will work.

Updated:1/7/2010 12:27:13 PM

To control the flash player you will have to make the flash player active, either by clicking on it or using tab to select it (this may vary depending on which browser you use). The keys used for controlling the flash player are the following:
Space - Start/Pause
Escape - Stop the reading
Arrow Up/Down - Control the volume
Num-/Num+ (the numeric keypad -/+) - Control the volume

Updated:1/7/2010 12:28:42 PM