2006/12/22, Milan Zamazal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> "jrf" == juan rafael fernández <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jrf> cat text_utf8.txt | spd-say -l es -e
This is right, Speech Dispatcher assumes UTF-8 input.
"Assumes = only works with" or "assumes = defaults to"? Could a
parameter be adde
> "jrf" == juan rafael fernández <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jrf> cat text_utf8.txt | spd-say -l es -e
This is right, Speech Dispatcher assumes UTF-8 input.
Regards,
Milan Zamazal
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2006/12/22, Milan Zamazal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> "jrf" == juan rafael fernández <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jrf> iso8859-1 input doesn't work (it stops at the accents and
jrf> starts spelling). UTF-8 input works. And I don't find a way to
jrf> state the encoding of a text. Is it
> "jrf" == juan rafael fernández <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jrf> iso8859-1 input doesn't work (it stops at the accents and
jrf> starts spelling). UTF-8 input works. And I don't find a way to
jrf> state the encoding of a text. Is it a feature or a bug?
Input to what exactly?
Rega
> "jrf" == juan rafael fernández <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jrf> Festival admits a language parameter,
jrf> `--language LANG'
jrf> Set the default language to LANG. Currently LANG may
jrf> be one of `english', `spanish' or `welsh' (depending
jrf>
2006/12/22, juan rafael fernández <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
(of course it'll test it myself)
Tested. At last "-l es" works!
Two observations: iso8859-1 input doesn't work (it stops at the
accents and starts spelling). UTF-8 input works. And I don't find a
way to state the encoding of a text. Is it
2006/12/21, Milan Zamazal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> use the aoss wrapper. Install the alsa-oss package - Remove the
>> oss emulation kernel modules in order to prevent OSS applications
>> hijacking your sound device.
jrf> From the point of view of an end-user this is
jrf> con
> "jrf" == juan rafael fernández <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jrf> 2006/12/21, Milan Zamazal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> - Tell all applications to use ALSA instead of OSS.
jrf> I tell them, but some of them won't listen :-) Has a list of
jrf> these applications been considered? Fo
2006/12/21, Milan Zamazal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
- Tell all applications to use ALSA instead of OSS.
I tell them, but some of them won't listen :-)
Has a list of these applications been considered? For instance in
the field I work, education, audacity is considered "the audio
editor". Could au
Unfortunately, good and cheap sound cards are not commonly available
today. So most Linux users have to base their sound output on ALSA
dmix.
Here is how to do it on a Debian GNU/Linux system:
- Tell all applications to use ALSA instead of OSS.
- If it is not possible (as with Festival that can
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