As an update to this thread, I found out that when I was using startx
or xinit, gnome was not starting at all and this is why I was not
getting speech -- no gnome-session or anything -- when I ran gdm and
logged in, things worked much better.
on Tuesday 02/20/2007 Dorado Martínez, Francisco Javier
Peter Parente wrote:
>> Right. The problem is, not a single free engine covers the different
>> languages I need. So I have to change voice and driver (festival and
>> espeak from speech-dispatcher). And don't you get sound device
>> blocking problems?
>
> Understood. We don't support switching of
> Maybe this is related, maybe not. There was a SoC project last year
> "guessing language component" for OpenOffice. For example see
> http://www.mail-archive.com/dev@lingucomponent.openoffice.org/msg00958.html
There's also the universal encoding detector
(http://chardet.feedparser.org/) based on
2007/2/20, Peter Parente <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Tomas wrote
> > I believe that the solution to this would be to:
> > 1. Use the language information wherever possible
Maybe this is related, maybe not. There was a SoC project last year
"guessing language component" for OpenOffice. For example see
> I believe that the solution to this would be to:
> 1. Use the language information wherever possible
> 2. Provide a mechanism to switch the language manually
Hi Tomas,
This is the solution we have implemented in the development version of
LSR, at least for IBM TTS engine as a proof of concept
Hi,
You have to logout and login back in order to accessibility support take effect.
Regards
Javier
> -Mensaje original-
> De: John covici [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Enviado el: martes, 20 de febrero de 2007 14:05
> Para: Dorado Martínez, Francisco Javier
> CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; gn
When I just tried to run orca -- I got a bonobo generalerror either
orca -t from a text console, or orca & from a bash with DISPLAY set.
How can I get accessibility going in gnome?
on Tuesday 02/20/2007 Dorado Martínez, Francisco Javier([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote
> Hi all
>
> John, how are you l
But it already says -- at least some times -- "welcome to focus
tracking mode". Does that not mean its running? I did orca -t from a
text console and it said that accessability features of gnome were now
enabled. What can I do now?
on Tuesday 02/20/2007 Dorado Martínez, Francisco Javier([EMAIL
Hi all
John, how are you launching Orca?
You can launch it in a gnome-terminal by typing alt + f2 and then write
gnome-terminal plus enter key.
In that terminal launch Orca by typing
Orca&
Now Orca should say "welcome to Orca" if it stops could you tell us what
output gives orca after launchi
Hi. I have a gentoo installation and I installed gnome with whatever
accessibility I could get by saying USE=accessibility .
Now I am having problems using orca with this install. For one thing,
if I run test-speech I get multiple voices at the same time! I have
festival started, I have the sof
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