Roger Ebert Speaks Again In The Form of Previously Recorded Samples of His Voice
Four years ago Roger Ebert lost his lower jaw to cancer along with his ability to talk, eat and drink. He was a guest on Oprah where he used a new system developed by the Scottish company CereProc that allows him to speak using previously recorded audio samples of his voice from movie commentaries he made.
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