Same problem any solution?
On Monday, July 23, 2012 11:37:53 PM UTC+9, Pent wrote:
On my Nexus S European GSM 4.1, if not all possible languages are
installed for the 'Google Text-to-speech Engine' then checking TTS
data with this action...
TestToSpeech.Engine.ACTION_CHECK_TTS_DATA
I have a problem with this solution, this
isLanguageAvailable(Locale.getDefault()) always returns -2, I have tried
also with Locale.ENGLISH, Locale.UK, Locale.US and always returns -2.
I have tried to use TTS directly and is working, so it's installed, but
isLanguageAvailable always returns
Same problem here. I suppose this will break the usability of a lot of
existing apps.
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I'm getting the exact same issue. It's annoying, and I'm starting to get
compaints from customers.
On Monday, 23 July 2012 15:37:53 UTC+1, Pent wrote:
On my Nexus S European GSM 4.1, if not all possible languages are
installed for the 'Google Text-to-speech Engine' then checking TTS
data
I'm having the same problem with my app. Only an issue with Jelly Bean,
worked fine before.
On Monday, July 23, 2012 9:37:53 AM UTC-5, Pent wrote:
On my Nexus S European GSM 4.1, if not all possible languages are
installed for the 'Google Text-to-speech Engine' then checking TTS
data with
So I believe I figured out a way around this, which IMO is nicer anyway.
Rather than check the TTS data before I create the TTS object, I just
create it and then call:
myTTS.isLanguageAvailable(Locale.getDefault()) // for the default locale,
can change to whatever
to see if there's TTS data
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