>>>>> "KH" == Kenny Hitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
KH> I get the same results, so it looks like this is a festival
KH> problem.
Indeed it is. Festival identifies the "70s_sky.fm.pls" string as
something describing a year (because of the leading "70s"). Then it
incorrectly tries to read *all* the parts of the given token as numbers,
unless they are present in lexicon.
The bug is in Festival C++ code, so there's no easy way to fix it. But
you can work around it by adding the file extensions to the lexicon,
e.g. (assuming you use the KAL voice):
(lex.add.entry '("fm" nil (((eh f) 1) ((eh m) 1))))
(lex.add.entry '("pls" nil (((p iy) 1) ((eh l) 1) ((eh s) 1))))
KH> I wonder why it happens with festival and not flite?
Flite is definitely not an exact clone of Festival, so the bug may not
be present there or the general text->speech processing may be less
sophisticated than in Festival.
Regards,
Milan Zamazal
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