[quoted lines by Tage Johansson on 2019/12/13 at 23:31 +0100]
>I'm using 1.50, but I tried with both 1.49.2 and the latest development
>version 1.51-dev. But None of them were better.
So I guess it's a bug that's never been fixed (or maybe even known about).
>I don't know why it is working
Yes, that's exactly what it looks like. Unfortunately, that does make it an
eSpeak-NG problem. I'm using 1.49.2 - which version, again, are you using?
I'm using 1.50, but I tried with both 1.49.2 and the latest development
version 1.51-dev. But None of them were better.
I don't know why it
Hello,
Tage Johansson (2019/12/13 08:47 +0100):
> $ make distclean
>
> $ git pull origin
>
> $ ./autogen
>
> $ ./configure --with-espeak=no
>
> $ make -j8
>
> $ patch -p1 < speech-test-1.patch
You need to apply the patch before you run make. With what you did, the
driver gets compiled
Thanks for the log. I think what we need to do is to verify that what we think
should be happening is indeed actually happening. In addition, we can get more
timing clues.
I've attached a patch (as speech-test-1.patch). It adds "before" and "after"
logs to explicit mute requests, to say mute
Tage Johansson (2019/12/12 06:49 +0100):
> > I've attached a patch (as speech-test-1.patch). It adds "before" and "after"
> > logs to explicit mute requests, to say mute requests, and to say text
> > requests.
> > Could you please capture another log after applying this patch?
>
>
> I get an
I've attached a patch (as speech-test-1.patch). It adds "before" and "after"
logs to explicit mute requests, to say mute requests, and to say text requests.
Could you please capture another log after applying this patch?
I get an error when trying to apply the patch. I ran:
$ make distclean
[quoted lines by Tage Johansson on 2019/12/08 at 19:35 +0100]
>I ran:
>
>$ sudo ./run-brltty -Lbrltty.log -lspeech,debug
Thanks for the log. I think what we need to do is to verify that what we think
should be happening is indeed actually happening. In addition, we can get more
timing clues.
I ran:
$ sudo ./run-brltty -Lbrltty.log -lspeech,debug
I then moved between two lines in the terminal:
1. [tage@alarm ~]$ bbb
2. -bash: bbb: command not found
I've cut out a illustrative part of the logfile and pasted it at the
bottom of this
On Sun, 8 Dec 2019, Dave Mielke wrote:
> [quoted lines by Nicolas Pitre on 2019/12/08 at 12:39 -0500]
>
> >Still, isn't there a "speech finished" event received upon sending a mute() ?
>
> Sure, but not in this case. That's how it used to work, but it was too slow
> (when, in addition to mute
[quoted lines by Nicolas Pitre on 2019/12/08 at 12:39 -0500]
>Still, isn't there a "speech finished" event received upon sending a mute() ?
Sure, but not in this case. That's how it used to work, but it was too slow
(when, in addition to mute first, we add in speak punctuation and use a
On Sat, 7 Dec 2019, Dave Mielke wrote:
> [quoted lines by Nicolas Pitre on 2019/12/07 at 20:59 -0500]
>
> >One thing worth looking in the log is the delay between the sending of
> >the "mute speech" and the reception of the "speech finished" response.
> >Is it representative of the perceived
[quoted lines by Nicolas Pitre on 2019/12/07 at 20:59 -0500]
>One thing worth looking in the log is the delay between the sending of
>the "mute speech" and the reception of the "speech finished" response.
>Is it representative of the perceived speech lag?
The flag is bundled with the say text
On Sat, 7 Dec 2019, Dave Mielke wrote:
> [quoted lines by Tage Johansson on 2019/12/06 at 21:09 +0100]
>
> >Ok, so this is extremely strange. I've tested things again and it seems like
> >the speech sometimes is interrupted when moving to a new line in the midle of
> >a line but not always. It
[quoted lines by Tage Johansson on 2019/12/06 at 21:09 +0100]
>Ok, so this is extremely strange. I've tested things again and it seems like
>the speech sometimes is interrupted when moving to a new line in the midle of
>a line but not always. It seems it is more likely to interrupt the speech at
Ok, so this is extremely strange. I've tested things again and it seems
like the speech sometimes is interrupted when moving to a new line in
the midle of a line but not always. It seems it is more likely to
interrupt the speech at the beginning of a line. So if I move between
two lines quicly
[quoted lines by Tage Johansson on 2019/12/04 at 15:08 +0100]
>If I just install espeak-ng in arch linux and run:
>
>$ ./configure && make
>
>I get an error because libespeak.so is not included in espeak-ng on arch
>linux.
That's correct as eSpeak-NG uses libespeak0ng.so (not libespeak.so).
I'm sorry if I send this message twise, but something happened with my
internet connection first time I sent it, so I'll send it again so I'm
sure it will be sent.
If I just install espeak-ng in arch linux and run:
$ ./configure && make
I get an error because libespeak.so is not included
[quoted lines by Tage Johansson on 2019/12/03 at 06:49 +0100]
>I have successfully installed brltty on my raspberry pi with arch linux arm
>through the official brltty package for arch linux arm. For some reason,
>espeak isn't working on arch linux arm, but espeak-ng does. But for some
>other
hello. pleas read
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/62057?opened=28985%5B0%5D=%5B0%5D=%5B0%5D=%5B0%5D=%5B0%5D=open%5B0%5D=%5B0%5D=
03.12.2019 11:12, Felix G. пишет:
Hello,
interesting! I had the same problem several weeks ago. If anyone has a
solution I'll buy him/her a beer if possible.
Cheers,
Hello,
interesting! I had the same problem several weeks ago. If anyone has a
solution I'll buy him/her a beer if possible.
Cheers,
Felix
Am Di., 3. Dez. 2019 um 06:49 Uhr schrieb Tage Johansson :
>
> Hello,
>
>
> I have successfully installed brltty on my raspberry pi with arch linux
> arm
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