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I like eSpeak. It rocks!
sudo apt-get install espeak speech-dispatcher
edit /etc/speech-dispatcher/speechd.conf and uncomment the
espeak-generic module and make it the default. You may also wish to
comment out the festival module.
Edit the
can you have more than one software synthesiser on a Linux system, for
example Dectalk and Espeak and be able to switch to the one you want in
Orca?
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Bill Haneman wrote:
Michael:
You can use orca with DECtalk. To do so, you will need to rebuild
gnome-speech, since by default the DECtalk driver is not built and
installed. I believe that gnome-speech will build and install the
DECtalk drivers if DECtalk is detected on your system when
Hi Henrik:
Is there a way we can make this more user friendly? Are there licensing
reasons why gnome-speech is compiled without DECtalk support or
technical ones? If it's a question of some compile flags then I can ask
our packagers to make a DECtalk-enabled version available.
The issue
Hi Michael,
Absolutely. I have Dectalk, Festival, FreeTTS, etc all built and
compiled in gnome speech and it is easy as cake to switch to another
synth in orca. Smile.
MICHAEL WEAVER wrote:
can you have more than one software synthesiser on a Linux system, for
example Dectalk and Espeak and
Should my Compaq Presario Laptop be able to run Edgy as Live from the
Desktop CD when the process is a intel Celeron 1.30 ghz?
Tried to run Orca during bootup, I have tried F5, 3 and enter twice when
the drive has paused, before it has paused and even after it has paused
but no speech and even
Lukas Loehrer wrote:
Willie Walker writes (Re: eSpeak support in Orca -- what is the best way?):
We recently looked at making a gnome-speech driver for eSpeak, but the
main problem is that the eSpeak libraries have no facilities for sending
samples to the audio device. Instead, it relies
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You can have as many software synthesizers as you want and switch to
them from Orca as long as there is a gnome-speech driver for each
synthesizer. Synthesizers that use speech-dispatcher have a
gnome-speech driver in Ubuntu Edgy. The only problem
Hi, All:
Willie Walker writes:
Hi Henrik:
Is there a way we can make this more user friendly? Are there
licensing reasons why gnome-speech is compiled without DECtalk
support or technical ones? If it's a question of some compile flags
then I can ask our packagers to make a
