Rizon Voice

Rizon Voice is an intuitive and straightforward text-to-speech program that comes in handy when you want to compose and read a document, making it easier to check for syntax mistakes and eventual misspelled words.

It's wrapped in a clean and well-organized interface which is divided into three parts, on the left is a beautiful woman who imitates reading the content of the file, the editor in the middle, and on the right side are a few basic tools.

You can either create a new file from scratch by simply copying and pasting text from another source, or open an existing one from the computer in TXT, RTF, HTML, HTM, PDF, and NFO formats. This way you can easily hear your favorite books and finctions without actually reading the record.

The woman's voice can be changed from only two default ones, and there is no option to download more from the Internet. Under her image, stream number and positions, speaker, rate. From the same panel you can adjust the volume and the voice speed, auto detects the audio format and the output.

Rizon Voice lets you zoom in and out, spell check and replace the mistakes with the proper term, alternate the content letters, as well as play, pause and stop the voice anytime, and select the encoding mode.

From the "Options" tab the greeting preferences can be modified by choosing what the woman should say when the program starts, like username, date and time, or make longer or shorter breaks.

The window can be set to stay on top of other applications, hide the status bar, and undo and redo the content to the previous design. The files are saved in plain text or voice format.

Taking everything into account, Rizon Voice is a fun and simple utility that comes in handy when you want to read and listen to your favorite books or correct an important document by hearing it.