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pulseaudio and speech: performance issues
From: |
Lex |
Subject: |
pulseaudio and speech: performance issues |
Date: |
Wed, 06 Jan 2010 14:13:35 +0200 |
Hi all,
I am using ubuntu 9.10 with speech-dispatcher and espeak installed from
vinux repository, as suggested by Bill Cox. Speech-dispatcher is running
with pulse audio output. In general, speech responsiveness on my system
is good but not ideal. Of course it is better than with
speech-dispatcher that comes with ubuntu 9.10 by default, but it is
noticeably slower than NVDA + espeak on windows. Also, i remember that
speech-dispatcher + alsa when pulseaudio is removed runs smoothier.
So my question is following: experts, do you think speech output with
pulseaudio can be further improved or current behavior is the best ever
possible with pulseaudio? If it is the case, i will think about
switching to distro without such deep pulse integration.
May be i can improve the situation by editing pulseaudio config to
decrease latency or something like that? Or will rewritten pulse
speech-dispatcher backend fix the situation? Can we achieve the same
perfect responsiveness as with alsa?
Thanks!
Lex
- pulseaudio and speech: performance issues,
Lex <=
- pulseaudio and speech: performance issues, Bill Cox, 2010/01/06
- pulseaudio and speech: performance issues, A, 2010/01/07
- Using graphical interfaces as a blind user, and a little wish (Re: pulseaudio and speech: performance issues), Klaus Knopper, 2010/01/07
- Using graphical interfaces as a blind user, and a little wish (Re: pulseaudio and speech: performance issues), Steve Holmes, 2010/01/07
- Using graphical interfaces as a blind user, and a little wish (Re: pulseaudio and speech: performance issues), Halim Sahin, 2010/01/07
- Using graphical interfaces as a blind user, and a little wish (Re: pulseaudio and speech: performance issues), trev . saunders, 2010/01/07
- Using graphical interfaces as a blind user, and a little wish (Re: pulseaudio and speech: performance issues), Halim Sahin, 2010/01/07
- SBL & speechd (Re: Using graphical interfaces as a blind user, and a little wish (Re: pulseaudio and speech: performance issues)), Klaus Knopper, 2010/01/07
- SBL & speechd (Re: Using graphical interfaces as a blind user, and a little wish (Re: pulseaudio and speech: performance issues)), trev . saunders, 2010/01/07