Roger Ebert Debuts New, Familiar Voice on ‘Oprah’ | PopEater.com
Cancer surgery may have cost film critic Roger Ebert his speech, but that's his voice you'll hear during a much-anticipated interview with Oprah Winfrey on Tuesday. Ebert debuted the synthesized voice, which was developed by a Scottish company that compiled DVD commentaries he had done, singled out specific words and crafted a computer program that delivers what he wants to say.
Follow the buzz via Roger Ebert Debuts New, Familiar Voice on ‘Oprah’ | PopEater.com.
Combing the headlines? Get your mind straight at www.DryerBuzz.com
– Change the way you look . . . at life.
If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed!
Hair She Goes: State of Woman 2012
- Access to Industry Experts
- LIVE Interactive Workshops
- Hands-On Demonstrations
- Real-Time Web Presence Enhancement and SEO Training
Buzzed by DryerBuzz March 2, 2010 · Browse More Stories Like This In The Clippings .
Comments