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Problems using -generic modules with Ubuntu 8.10
From: |
Garry Turkington |
Subject: |
Problems using -generic modules with Ubuntu 8.10 |
Date: |
Thu, 4 Jun 2009 21:04:42 -0400 (EDT) |
Hi,
I've been trying to get speech-dispatcher working on Ubuntu 8.10. More
accurately I've got it working fine with espeak and flite but can't get
the generic modules to work for the software Dectalk or Cepstral Swift
voices.
My first problem was by default using ALSA for speech-dispatcher output.
I think the Dectalk say utility wants to talk OSS and go directly to
/dev/dsp so with speech-dispatcher running the say utility stopped
working.
I changed speech-dispatcher to use OSS and while speech-dispatcher is
running with espeak I can get the Dectalk say utility to work. But I
can't get the dtk-generic module to talk. When I try using "spd-say -o
dtk-generic hello" I get silence.
I've added the speech-dispatcher user to the audio group and I'm sure I'm
missing something because I've never really understood Linux sound! Can
anyone help?
I'll come back to Swift in a different post as that seems broken in a
different way.
Thanks,
Garry
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