6 data sources · updated Aug 11, 00:33 UTC
Accessibility
Screen reader, speech synthesis, and braille translation data: which languages are actually supported by the assistive technology people use.
Start from a language to see how every data source in this category covers it, side by side.
147 languages have data in at least one data source.
eSpeak NG dictsource
123 langPronunciation and dictionary source rules powering the eSpeak NG speech synthesizer -- one file set per supported language.
- Files harvested
- 355
- Languages covered
- 123
NVDA locale
68 langTranslated strings, character descriptions, and symbol dictionaries for every NVDA locale.
- Files harvested
- 218
- Locale directories
- 73
Whisper languages
100 langLanguage codes and names recognized by OpenAI's Whisper speech-to-text model.
- Languages covered
- 100
Liblouis tables
0 langBraille translation tables covering scripts and languages from around the world. File names mix real per-language tables with shared/utility tables inconsistently enough that this app doesn't attempt per-language attribution from the file list alone -- the figure below is a file count, not a language count.
- Files harvested
- 475
NVDA synth drivers
0 langDriver modules NVDA uses to talk to speech synthesis engines -- one file per driver, not per language.
- Files harvested
- 10
Speech Dispatcher modules
0 langOutput module configs Speech Dispatcher uses to drive synthesizers and braille displays -- one file per engine, not per language.
- Files harvested
- 24