On 22 Aug, Samuel Thibault wrote:
> One of our debian users has troubles with using espeak on his machine,
> getting
> wave_open_sound > Pa_OpenStream : err=-9996 (Invalid device)
This error message comes from espeak, from file wave.cpp at line 307.
This is in function wave_open_sound() which
On 19 Feb, Norberto Feliberty wrote:
> Package: espeak
> Version: 1.41.01-1
> When running espeak it gives the error message of segmentation fault. >
> Architecture: powerpc (ppc64)
Is this a big-endian processor?
This problem may be caused by little-endian data in the espeak-data
directory (/u
On 21 Nov, wrote:
> I would like the facility to be able to produce the phonic sounds of
> letters, rather than the names of the letters.
> If I type:
> espeak 'a, b, c, d, e, f, g'
> This gives "ay bee see dee ee eff jee"
> I am writing some educational software and I need to be able to
> p
On 23 Jan, Alan Baghumian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I compared the 1.29 and 1.30 code and find that what differs. I
> rebuilt the pakage using the attached patch and us-mb3 voice is
> working again. Please add this patch to support atleast a single AmE
> accent, ready to use w/o any mambo jambo
On 16 Jan, Alan Baghumian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It seems that non of American accent voices work in 1.30-1:
> $ espeak -v us-mbrola-3 test
> t 100
> E 157 0 103 100 77
> s 89
> t 77
> _ 263
> _ 1
That looks correct, and the same as eSpeak 1.29.
eSpeak produces
On 27 Aug, Kenny Hitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Espeak is now up to version 1.28. I would like to see this version
> in Debian.
I have now released eSpeak version 1.29, at
http://espeak.sourceforge.net
Fixes include a couple of bugs in earlier versions that could cause
crashes, so eSpeak 1.2
On 24 Aug, Thomas K. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> After installing with apt-get install espeak running it from the
> command line
> gives:
> :~$ espeak
> sh: jackd: command not found
> After apt-getting jackd it runs fine, so please add jackd as a
> dependency.
eSpeak does not use jackd. eSp
This is really a limitation, rather than a bug.
The problem occurs with the --stdout option.
Writing to a file using the -w option is OK.
eSpeak doesn't know the length of the speech data when it writes the
header at the start of the output stream. Unlike writing to a file, it
can't rewind
Package: espeak
Version: 1.16-2
A Debian package of the espeak speech synthesizer is available for
powerpc. I have received reports from users that espeak (versions
earlier than 1.19) does not work on powerpc because of the big-endian
byte ordering.
The same problem will occur or any other big-e
9 matches
Mail list logo
