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Change Read Aloud reading speed (ReadAloud-410)

Below are all the published results for the test ReadAloud-410, which appears in Read Aloud (2.0.0).

This test currently has a 87.50% pass rate.

Reading system testing results
Testing Environment Change Read Aloud reading speed ( ReadAloud-410) Notes
BoinIT Viewer [Korean] NVDA Chrome Windows PASS This works as expected
BoinIT Viewer [Korean] Sens Reader Chrome Windows PASS This works as expected
BoinIT Viewer [Korean] Chrome Windows PASS This works as expected
Books iOS PASS The reading speed can be quickly changed in the speech controller.
Books macOS PASS The reading speed can be changed on the read aloud panel by selecting the tortoise or hare buttons.
Bookshare Reader Safari macOS PASS
Bookshare Reader Chrome macOS PASS
Bookshelf iOS PASS The read aloud control panel provides for adjusting the read aloud speed.
Bookshelf Chrome Windows PASS The voice speed can be adjusted from within the reading system. If changed on the fly, the speed changes when it begins speaking the next paragraph.
Bookshelf Windows PASS The read aloud control window includes a slider for reading speed.
Bookshelf macOS PASS The read aloud control window includes a slider for reading speed.
Bookshelf Android PASS The reading speed is adjustable from within the app.
Colibrio Reader Android PASS When Read aloud is activated, there is a button on the right of the panel at the bottom of the screen, showing three vertical dots. This reveals a read aloud settings panel, including speech volume, playback rate, language, voice, highlight color.
EasyReader Windows PASS The speech handles headings, list items etc. as expected.
EasyReader Android PASS The speech rate and other voice parameters are set within the app.
ElevenLabs Reader iOS PASS The reading speed can be adjusted by the user from within the app.
Kindle Android PASS Tapping the screen when assistive reader is active pauses the read aloud. A panel at the bottom of the display shows the speech rate. This can be adjusted by the user with options to go faster or slower.
Kindle iOS PASS Tapping the screen when assistive reader is active pauses the read aloud. A panel at the bottom of the display shows the speech rate. This can be adjusted by the user with options to go faster or slower.
Kindle Linux FAIL Kindle Paperwhite does not offer a read aloud feature.
Kindle Windows FAIL It is not possible to adjust the reading speed. Changing the rate in the Windows text to speech control panel does not affect the read aloud.
Kobo NVDA Windows NA No read aloud feature provided.
Kortext Windows PASS A cog in the read aloud panel allows for changing the voice and speed. When the speed is changed the read aloud begins again at the start of the displayed content.
Thorium Reader 3 Windows PASS Read aloud settings (a headphone icon) provides the option to change the reading speed.
Thorium Reader 3 macOS PASS Read aloud settings (a headphone icon) provides the option to change the reading speed.