Hello,
Paul Gevers, le Sat 18 Jan 2014 22:36:39 +0100, a écrit :
> On 15-01-14 20:51, Paul Gevers wrote:
> > Second, I am unsure if speech-dispatcher upgrades are actually handled
> > gracefully. If speech-dispatcher is already running at the start of the
> > upgrade, I think it will keep on runni
Hi all,
On 15-01-14 20:51, Paul Gevers wrote:
> Second, I am unsure if speech-dispatcher upgrades are actually handled
> gracefully. If speech-dispatcher is already running at the start of the
> upgrade, I think it will keep on running and only the new version will
> be used after killing speech-d
Hi all,
As you all might be aware of, I am working on getting the latest
speech-dispatcher into Debian. With the recent change I found one issue
I like to discuss. I also like to discuss what I see as a current flaw
in the packaging.
First, with version 0.8 the upstream source moved to the xdg st
> "TS" == Trevor Saunders writes:
TS> What's really bad about this is that all they had to do was copy
TS> code from alsaplay or aplay, they hardly have to write anything
TS> new at all.
I doubt it was that easy, there are some important differences between
requirements on audio
Hi,
On Fri, Jul 23, 2010 at 10:40:13AM +0200, Milan Zamazal wrote:
> > "TS" == Trevor Saunders writes:
>
> TS> However the main problem of the in alsa (I suspect its some sort
> TS> of race) hasn't been fixed, and Braille Comm doesn't seem very
> TS> interested in fixing it (its
> "TS" == Trevor Saunders writes:
TS> However the main problem of the in alsa (I suspect its some sort
TS> of race) hasn't been fixed, and Braille Comm doesn't seem very
TS> interested in fixing it (its been around atleast since lenny was
TS> released).
AFAIK the upstream dev
Hi,
I'm pretty sure I know what the problem your having is. Your not using
pulse or libao as an audio back end right? Could you look at the
last few lines of dmesg? I suspect you will find that sd_espeak has
segfaulted after the few sentences. Some of the bugs have been fixed
in newer version
> "MA" == Matt Arnold writes:
MA> I am using Debian default configuration, and get no speech
MA> output when the SPEAK command is issued from any client. I've
MA> tried spd-say, Orca, my custom client, and just plain
MA> openbsd-netcat. Sometimes it will output a sentence or
> "MA" == Matt Arnold writes:
MA> I've just migrated from Ubuntu, and speech-dispatcher is no
MA> longer working, at all. Not only my custom client, but spd-say
MA> as well.
This information is very vague, we need to know more to help you. What
version of speech-dispatcher packa
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Hello:
I've just migrated from Ubuntu, and speech-dispatcher is no longer
working, at all. Not only my custom client, but spd-say as well. I
noticed that there is quite a delta between the Debian, and Ubuntu
versions so I thought I'd ask here first
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