Re: [d-i] language selection bad for non English speakers
Hello, Samuel Henrique, le mer. 27 févr. 2019 00:58:04 +, a ecrit: > The problem was that right at the start there is a screen to choose the > language of the installation process and the system installed, with a list of > 29 languages, and then the following: > "Next choices are available with '+' ". Actually the "+" is not getting pronounced (see bug #690343) so that it's really not obvious with speech how to get the subsequent choices. The paging feature was requested so that one can review the choices with the speakup reviewing facilities, but it seems that for now it brings more harm than good, so I have disabled it for now, until #690343 gets fixed. The upstream report is https://github.com/espeak-ng/espeak-ng/issues/150 , it would probably be useful to hint there that we'd like that to be fixed. Samuel
Re: How to use speech synthesis in Hebrew ?
Hello, Alex ARNAUD, le ven. 01 mars 2019 11:32:54 +0100, a ecrit: > I'm helping a blind person to use his computer and he speaks Hebrew. I'm > looking for him to find an Hebrew voice to read his language. > > Are you aware of such voice and how to use it with Speech Dispatcher ? > > I've found mbrola voices in Hebrew but those voices don't work through > Speech Dispatcher because Espeak or Espeak NG don't map them. Indeed, that still needs to be contributed. Samuel
How to use speech synthesis in Hebrew ?
Hello all, I'm helping a blind person to use his computer and he speaks Hebrew. I'm looking for him to find an Hebrew voice to read his language. Are you aware of such voice and how to use it with Speech Dispatcher ? I've found mbrola voices in Hebrew but those voices don't work through Speech Dispatcher because Espeak or Espeak NG don't map them. I've tried this command to test (I'm sorry but I don't know Hebrew sentence): echo 'I do a test' | espeak-ng -v mb-hb1 --stdin --pho And I obtain: Error: The specified espeak-ng voice does not exist. Best regards, Alex.
