hi
Looking at the build script, it looks like espeak ng uses pulse audio
first, and if that fails it will use port audio.
Thanks
Kendell Clark
On 5/8/2016 6:13 PM, Dave Mielke wrote:
[quoted lines by kendell clark on 2016/05/08 at 17:41 -0500]
I'm using the espeak fork called espeak ng. Espeak was forked about a
year ago because the original developer, jonathan duddington, stopped
responding too all attempts to get ahold of him. The fork has a lot of
the older espeak removed, including the wx widgets that used to be
needed to compile the phoneme data, but as far as programs using it to
speak are concerned, they shouldn't need any modification at all. I know
orca, espeakup and brltty all use it without issues. I'm using a
precompiled espeak ng package. I can give you the configure options if
you like, but I'd have to look them up in our package build script.
Just look through them to see if they know which sound package their dealing
with.
I just did "ldd /usr/binespeak" on my system and can see that it's been
specifically compiled for Pulse Audio. That leads me to suspect that it may
have a configure option to specify something else.
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