System.Speech.Synthesis and Recognition on Windows 10 and 7

Question

I'm using System.Speech.Synthesis; and System.Speech.Recognition; in C# winform desktop application.

I have Window 10 on my notebook and default Adult male or female voice sounds different then on the PC with Windows 7.

If system voice works, but sounds completely different on the older OS, how also this can affect such using as System.Speech.Recognition; for example, with using on older system?

I guess I can't make any update with executable installation for not appropriate reference.

It is hardly relevant to my question, but also I use Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture; initialization to use only English language for program. I note this because maybe there is some limited by particular system capability, but exist way to fix this somehow. Maybe I can load some updates with assemble, but I'm not sure how big is update between window 10 and windows 7 for this particular references.

Answer 1

I don't exactly understand your question. But AFAIK, the 'voice' of Synthesiser will vary between different Windows versions, and there's not really much you can do about it other than to use some 3rd party library that provides text-to-speech or so