Hi,
That's right. You cannot just change the URL in PegLeg TV's post to al-jazeera. The Scrape action will store all of the html text on a web page, which can then be accessed as {LastResult}.
But then you need to use the correct regular expression (regex) for that particular website in order to capture the particular information you are looking for on that web page. This involves analysing tags and patterns on the page, to tell VC what text to capture.
If you'd like to learn how to use regular expressions, we have a few tutorial videos. And there are also many web sites and other videos on the Internet that teach how to use regular expressions.
http://voxcommando.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Video_Tutorials#Core_ConceptsYes, the best link for you to use to capture headlines and their associated links is the RSS page, which uses XML. That seems to be the page you're using, so that is good.
Then you can capture the item-level text that is between <link> </link> tags and also between <title> </title>.
You might want to start with a simpler problem, and then work your way up to your Al Jazeera goal.
P.S. That's too bad about acapella. They used to sell SAPI5 Windows voices. We had a user here who used their Arabic TTS, but that was 5 years ago.