You might also want to look into a package named asoundconf. This helps
selecting non-default cards, among other things.
Best,
Zack
On Wed, 15 Dec 2010, Rynhardt Kruger wrote:
The only way (I know of) to accomplish this is to do:
export ALSA_CARD=1
espeakup
Replacing 1 with the index of your soundcard.
Take care,
Rynhardt
* Geoff Shang <[email protected]> [101215 19:43]:
Hi,
Just upgraded to Squeeze. I did this because I want to migrate over
to software speech, as I can see that's the way forward,
particularly if I want to use Gnome.
But I want to use it on a card other than my default card.
I would see switching to Espeakup as being a first step, but I can't
see any way of getting it to operate on a different card.
My questions are:
1. Am I right in this thinking?
2. If I am, which package should I file a bug against? This would
really depend on whether it is Espeak or Espeakup that is playing
the audio.
3. Will Speech Dispatcher allow me to do this?
as a console user for 12 years, I'll have questions about getting
Gnome and Orka running and getting it to play nice with Speakup, but
I'll leave this for another thread.
Geoff.
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