First I wanted to make a Features Request for an improvement of some city pronunciation. Then I saw there are old threads from 2017 and similar, mentioning Siri as the speech automation, other say something about IOS speech pronunciation. So before I make a request, I would like to understand, how the ATC/ Unicom speech works. Is the pronunciation running over Siri? Or is it an In-App speech module? Or is my IOS involved?
The reason is ( I am really happy with this Infinite Flight Simulation and I love it and I know, the Devs are really busy right now with the coming update and further on, there are much more important issues than what I feel a bit bothering) a lot of city names in non-English countries are pronounced really strange, or respectively completely wrong.
Or Wuxi airport near Suzhou, Jiangsu: The App always says like āWuck-seeā which is totally wrong.
Itās rather like āWoo-shiiā - [wuĢÆĖÉiĖ] or wuĖĖŹiĖ
but it kind of always gives me goosebumps to hear that wrong pronunciations.
And there are many more.
I donāt use Siri and have it deactivated, because it constantly listens to what I talk privately, but in the 2017 thread it is said, when I make Siri additional pronunciation choices, that would improve it. But others would still hear the wrong pronunciation, right?
Please! How does the speech generator work? Implemented in-app, or using device resources?
It comes from your phone. In fact on some phones you may change the verbose settings to change the pronunciation, i.e:
āDenpasar Ngurahā becomes āBaliā
āIndonesia 719ā becomes āGaruda 719ā
āWuck-seeā becomes āWoo-shiā
āPapa Kilo Five Nineā becomes āPapa Kilo Five Ninerā
āUnableā becomes āI canāt do that you dā¦#@%^@!ā
etc. all sorts to your heartās content.
But for some sad reason I couldnāt find it on my phone brandās settings, though I know its available on other phones.
NOTE: Only you can hear the changes in your own phone, other people can only hear whatās been set as standard in their own phones and vice versa: you canāt hear other peopleās verbose changes.