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kovidgoyal · Sep 7, 2024 · f9e4690 · f9e4690
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diff --git a/src/calibre/gui2/tts/types.py b/src/calibre/gui2/tts/types.py
@@ -195,36 +195,36 @@ def qt_engine_metadata(name: str, human_name: str, desc: str, allows_choosing_au
 
     for x in QTextToSpeech.availableEngines():
         if x == 'winrt':
-            ans[x] = qt_engine_metadata(x, _('Modern Windows Speech Engine'), _(
+            ans[x] = qt_engine_metadata(x, _('Modern Windows Engine'), _(
                 'The "winrt" engine can track the currently spoken word on screen. Additional voices for it are available from Microsoft.'
                 ), True)
         elif x == 'darwin':
-            ans[x] = qt_engine_metadata(x, _('macOS Speech Engine'), _(
+            ans[x] = qt_engine_metadata(x, _('macOS Engine'), _(
                 'The "darwin" engine can track the currently spoken word on screen. Additional voices for it are available from Apple.'
             ))
         elif x == 'sapi':
-            ans[x] = qt_engine_metadata(x, _('Legacy Windows Speech Engine'), _(
+            ans[x] = qt_engine_metadata(x, _('Legacy Windows Engine'), _(
                 'The "sapi" engine can track the currently spoken word on screen. It is no longer supported by Microsoft.'
             ))
         elif x == 'macos':
             # this is slated for removal in Qt 6.8 so skip it
             continue
         elif x == 'flite':
-            ans[x] = qt_engine_metadata(x, _('The "flite" Speech engine'), _(
+            ans[x] = qt_engine_metadata(x, _('The "flite" Engine'), _(
                 'The "flite" engine can track the currently spoken word on screen.'
             ), True)
         elif x == 'speechd':
             continue
     if piper_cmdline():
-        ans['piper'] = EngineMetadata('piper', _('The Piper Neural Speech Engine'), _(
+        ans['piper'] = EngineMetadata('piper', _('The Piper Neural Engine'), _(
             'The "piper" engine can track the currently spoken sentence on screen. It uses a neural network '
             'for natural sounding voices. The neural network is run locally on your computer, it is fairly resource intensive to run.'
         ), TrackingCapability.Sentence, can_change_pitch=False, voices_have_quality_metadata=True, has_managed_voices=True)
     if islinux:
         from speechd.paths import SPD_SPAWN_CMD
         cmd = os.getenv("SPEECHD_CMD", SPD_SPAWN_CMD)
         if cmd and os.access(cmd, os.X_OK) and os.path.isfile(cmd):
-            ans['speechd'] = EngineMetadata('speechd', _('The Speech Dispatcher Speech Engine'), _(
+            ans['speechd'] = EngineMetadata('speechd', _('The Speech Dispatcher Engine'), _(
                 'The "speechd" engine can usually track the currently spoken word on screen, however, it depends on the'
                 ' underlying output module. The default espeak output module does support it.'
             ), TrackingCapability.WordByWord, allows_choosing_audio_device=False, has_multiple_output_modules=True)