NVDA 64-bit migration breaking older voices, very long (2 posts)
@pitermach Python itself intends to drop 32 bit support in the foreseeable future. I think they should have offered two releases in 2026 and pulled the switch in 2027. But either way the transition is not optional. It has to happen in the next couple years. And I use eloquence64 as my daily driver. It’s fine for the most part. The main limitations are NVDA and windows ones. For example my bridge is unsigned so it can’t run on secure screens. And for the record it’s based on threshold. 99 percent of the code is human written, and the other one percent has been reviewed and debugged by multiple humans. I didn’t just shit out an AI conversion and call it a day.
