https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-quickcapture-questions/label-text-is-read-out-using-an-incorrect-voice/m-p/1001020#M464 <P class="p1">We are aware of an issue affecting the QuickCapture mobile app on iOS devices. When the user taps on a project button and the label text is read out using an incorrect voice/language - usually Arabic.</P><P class="p1">This is a result of a change in iOS 14.0 which means that not all text to speech voices are available on the device by default. As a result, the user must manually download the required file so that it can be used by QuickCapture.</P><P class="p1">To do this first check the language the device is set to by going to iOS Settings=&gt;General=&gt;Language &amp; Region=&gt;iPhone Language. For example, it may be set to English (US). Then go to Settings=&gt;Accessibility=&gt;Voice Over=&gt;Speech=&gt;Voice and download one of the available voices for that iPhone language. Once the download completes, QuickCapture will be able to use the voice and the issue will be resolved.</P> Mon, 07 Dec 2020 21:39:39 GMT JohnathanHasthorpe 2020-12-07T21:39:39Z https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-quickcapture-questions/label-text-is-read-out-using-an-incorrect-voice/m-p/1001020#M464 <P class="p1">We are aware of an issue affecting the QuickCapture mobile app on iOS devices. When the user taps on a project button and the label text is read out using an incorrect voice/language - usually Arabic.</P><P class="p1">This is a result of a change in iOS 14.0 which means that not all text to speech voices are available on the device by default. As a result, the user must manually download the required file so that it can be used by QuickCapture.</P><P class="p1">To do this first check the language the device is set to by going to iOS Settings=&gt;General=&gt;Language &amp; Region=&gt;iPhone Language. For example, it may be set to English (US). Then go to Settings=&gt;Accessibility=&gt;Voice Over=&gt;Speech=&gt;Voice and download one of the available voices for that iPhone language. Once the download completes, QuickCapture will be able to use the voice and the issue will be resolved.</P> Mon, 07 Dec 2020 21:39:39 GMT https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-quickcapture-questions/label-text-is-read-out-using-an-incorrect-voice/m-p/1001020#M464 JohnathanHasthorpe 2020-12-07T21:39:39Z https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-quickcapture-questions/label-text-is-read-out-using-an-incorrect-voice/m-p/1025798#M500 <P class="p1">We are aware of an issue affecting the QuickCapture mobile app on iOS devices. When the user taps on a project button and the label text is read out using an incorrect voice/language - usually Arabic.</P><P class="p1">This is a result of a change in iOS 14.0 which means that not all text to speech voices are available on the device by default. As a result, the user must manually download the required file so that it can be used by QuickCapture.</P><P class="p1">To do this first check the language the device is set to by going to iOS Settings=&gt;General=&gt;Language &amp; Region=&gt;iPhone Language. For example, it may be set to English (US). Then go to Settings=&gt;Accessibility=&gt;Voice Over=&gt;Speech=&gt;Voice and download one of the available voices for that iPhone language. Once the download completes, QuickCapture will be able to use the voice and the issue will be resolved.</P> Thu, 11 Feb 2021 12:13:15 GMT https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-quickcapture-questions/label-text-is-read-out-using-an-incorrect-voice/m-p/1025798#M500 JohnathanHasthorpe 2021-02-11T12:13:15Z