There's a read to me feature? Meaning that the article will be read to you? If so, could you please tell me where to find that (didn't see it by looking at this article)? Sometimes, due to the timing of when these articles hit on the East Coast, I'm driving when they drop and have to pull over to read it. This would save me having to…
There's a read to me feature? Meaning that the article will be read to you? If so, could you please tell me where to find that (didn't see it by looking at this article)? Sometimes, due to the timing of when these articles hit on the East Coast, I'm driving when they drop and have to pull over to read it. This would save me having to do that if I can have it audibly read to me, although it might get confusing whether it's the attorney or witness talking at some points.
I don't see this feature on Substack Reader - I'm on android. I also don't see this on substack.com but most laptops read text for you without downloading anything additional.
Highlight the text, right click, choose "Speech" > start/stop speaking.
Alternatively, on Mac, you can highlight text, right click, choose "services" > add to Music as a Spoken Track. This will add to the Music App on you Mac (like adding a song) which you can then play from any device with access to the Music App.
They offer approximately 100 million robot voice options lol
There's a read to me feature? Meaning that the article will be read to you? If so, could you please tell me where to find that (didn't see it by looking at this article)? Sometimes, due to the timing of when these articles hit on the East Coast, I'm driving when they drop and have to pull over to read it. This would save me having to do that if I can have it audibly read to me, although it might get confusing whether it's the attorney or witness talking at some points.
https://support.substack.com/hc/en-us/articles/7265753724692-How-do-I-listen-to-a-Substack-post-
I don't see this feature on Substack Reader - I'm on android. I also don't see this on substack.com but most laptops read text for you without downloading anything additional.
Highlight the text, right click, choose "Speech" > start/stop speaking.
Alternatively, on Mac, you can highlight text, right click, choose "services" > add to Music as a Spoken Track. This will add to the Music App on you Mac (like adding a song) which you can then play from any device with access to the Music App.
They offer approximately 100 million robot voice options lol
Great, thanks a ton Muriel! I'll try that if I'm driving and another update drops while I'm on the road.
Brilliant thanks for the tip!