> "BH" == Bill Haneman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
BH> I think we ought to have a separate gnome-speech driver for this
BH> rather than use the SpeechDispatcher back-end, so that the
BH> appropriate gnome-speech driver can be chosen at runtime (for
BH> instance from "test-speec
> I think you can simply use Speech Dispatcher backend with a custom
> trivial command line output driver where you replace GenericExecuteSynth
> with whatever you want, see
> /etc/speech-dispatcher/modules/dtk-generic.conf for an example.
Yes.
> (The Speech Dispatcher backend should be available
I think we ought to have a separate gnome-speech driver for this rather
than use the SpeechDispatcher back-end, so that the appropriate
gnome-speech driver can be chosen at runtime (for instance from
"test-speech") instead of having to tweak the SpeechDispatcher backend.
While I think SpeechDi
> "PdM" == Pedro de Medeiros <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
PdM> I was wondering if it would be interesting to have a dummy
PdM> speech driver in gnome-speech that sends text as output, so one
PdM> could send it to a named pipe, a program or a line printer.
I think you can simply us
tself. If
you need help creating such a speech driver, let me or Will Walker know
and I'll try to send comments.
Best regards,
Bill
Pedro de Medeiros wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if it would be interesting to have a dummy speech
driver in gnome-speech that sends text as output, so one cou
Hi,
I was wondering if it would be interesting to have a dummy speech
driver in gnome-speech that sends text as output, so one could send it
to a named pipe, a program or a line printer. Or one could use it to
simplify debugging gnopernicus without recompiling, reinstalling,
removing etc. What do
