Hi,
I am using freetts engine and want to output an audio file, I wrote the code
below; however, nothing seems to be happening when I run it.
Here is my code:
package src;
import com.sun.speech.freetts.Voice;
import com.sun.speech.freetts.VoiceManager;
import java.io.*;
import java.util
Thanks Remus. I saw your message late, and have fixed it myself.On 10/8/05, remus draica <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sat, 2005-10-08 at 16:16, Aditya Pandey wrote:Hi,> Oh. I know the reason why festival/gnome-speech does not run on Fedora
> Core 4 now, while it did perfectly well for Fedora Core
HiI have been able to run my festival/gnome-speech combination on a Fedora Core 4. But it does bring me to a CPU hopping and system "stopping" bug in
festival-synthesis-driver.1. How to make it work for festival client/server [in Fedora Core 4]In the file /usr/share/festival/siteinit.scm, add the
On Sat, 2005-10-08 at 16:16, Aditya Pandey wrote:
Hi,
> Oh. I know the reason why festival/gnome-speech does not run on Fedora
> Core 4 now, while it did perfectly well for Fedora Core 3. It has to
> do with server access control list that the festival guys have
> introduced.
>
> Since my comput
Oh. I know the reason why festival/gnome-speech does not run on Fedora Core 4 now, while it did perfectly well for Fedora Core 3. It has to do with server access control list that the festival guys have introduced.
Since my computer's name is not localhost, I am disallowed for connection :(. I am s
removed the GNOME_Speech_SynthesisDriver_Festival.server, and
> decided to install FreeTTS instead.
> Reference: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-accessibility-
> list/2005-May/msg1.html
I had the same problem on FC4, so forcibly removed Festival. I installed
ibmtts (viavoice), and test-speech works fine now.
&
On normal Fedora Core 4 installation, gnome-speech/festival combination does not work due to some issues with festival-synthesis-driver. festival --server command dies as defunct.So I removed the GNOME_Speech_SynthesisDriver_Festival.server, and decided to install FreeTTS instead.
Reference: http
lable drivers. Also,
it might be that for some reason your distro is looking in a directory
other than the default one for its Bonobo services.
Bill
Olivier BERT wrote:
Hi,
My gnome-speech still doesn't work with freetts.
I don't know why my test-speech program doesn't show
On Wed, Sep 28, 2005 at 12:38:27PM -0400, Willie Walker wrote:
> >test-speech asks me : "Select a server :".
> >And that's all. I don't know what parameter I have to give.
> >
> >When I run by hand freetts-synthesis-driver, it seems to find java but
>
test-speech asks me : "Select a server :".
And that's all. I don't know what parameter I have to give.
When I run by hand freetts-synthesis-driver, it seems to find java but
it says :
Hello, FreeTTS Driver is not running.
ORB running
OK - so getting freetts-synthes
On Wed, Sep 28, 2005 at 10:56:29AM -0400, Willie Walker wrote:
> Hi Olivier:
>
> Does test-speech work? It should bring up a list of gnome-speech
> drivers, including the FreeTTS driver.
>
> If FreeTTS doesn't show up, try running freetts-synthesis-driver in
> a term
Hi Olivier:
Does test-speech work? It should bring up a list of gnome-speech
drivers, including the FreeTTS driver.
If FreeTTS doesn't show up, try running freetts-synthesis-driver in
a terminal window. My suspicion is this shell script might not be
finding the path to the java execu
, I installed a Sun jdk 1.5.0_03, I set the CLASSPATH and PATH
> environnement variables correctly.
> Then also downloaded the java access bridge 1.4.5 I think.
> It compiled and installed correctly.
> Then I downloaded the last release of freetts (1.2.1).
> The problem is
ectly.
Then also downloaded the java access bridge 1.4.5 I think.
It compiled and installed correctly.
Then I downloaded the last release of freetts (1.2.1).
The problem is when I try to build gnome-specch. The configure script
runs correctly (with --with-jab-dir --with-freetts-dir --with-java
Thanks for the help Willie. I have that compiled and installed
however I've yet another question.
To check your installation, try the following (assuming you did
the configure with --prefix=/usr):
o Does /usr/bin/freetts-synthesis-driver exist? If not,
something went awry wit
Thanks for the help Willie. I have that compiled and installed however I've yet
another question.
When I go into "Edit Absolute Voices" in the voice properties I only see the
Festivle engine. From looking at some other instructions it seems like at this
point I should see
Hi Darragh:
Hello, I have Gnome-Speech-0.3.6-4 installed and I'm trying to
install FreeTTS 1.2.1.
When you unzip the FreeTTS 1.2.1 installation, it will create a
directory
called "lib". You need to pass this directory to the configure script
using the --with-freetts-d
Hello, I have Gnome-Speech-0.3.6-4 installed and I'm trying to install FreeTTS
1.2.1.
I passed the prefix=/opt/gnome/ along with the path to FreeTTS to the
./Configure of gnome-speech which ran fine however I get errors during make.
I forgot to pass the output to a file while making it
Yes.
'pkg-config --variable=prefix... method on installation was typically
giving wrong addresses with prefix /usr while everything was in
/usr/local. I had a tough time installing on this fedora (1 complete
day spent). Note: Installation of freeTTS, bridge had put them in
/usr/local.
An
Aditya Pandey wrote:
Ok, found and fixed it. The freetts-synthesis-driver turned out to be
a script which defines its own classpath.
Bad value was:
CLASSPATH=NONE/share/jar/gnome-speech.jar:/usr/local/share/jar/gnome-java-bridge.jar:/home/magarwal/freetts/freetts-1.2.1/lib/freetts.jar:/home
Ok, found and fixed it. The freetts-synthesis-driver turned out to be
a script which defines its own classpath.
Bad value was:
CLASSPATH=NONE/share/jar/gnome-speech.jar:/usr/local/share/jar/gnome-java-bridge.jar:/home/magarwal/freetts/freetts-1.2.1/lib/freetts.jar:/home/magarwal/freetts/freetts
Hi
I have compiled gnome-speech 0.3.5 with freeTTS (it works well
independently) and have installed gnome-java-bridge for Linux Fedora
core 3.
Festival works well with gnome-speech, but it is not able to
instantiate properly the freetts-synthesis-driver. On running driver
from command line, this
Hi. I already run Debian unstable with some packages built from source.
At the risk of starting a flame war, I like Debian over Redhat/Fedora.
My interest in Solaris was because of a message on the blinux list from
Peter Korn stating the best access to the Gnome desktop was with the
latest rel
Hi:
As far as we know, Sun is the only distro currently testing every build
for accessibility.
However, the initial Solaris 10 release is not as accessible as one
built using the GNOME HEAD versions of the assistive technologies and
accessibility packages.
Since the release info suggests Solar
I downloaed it with Widnows XP but know this it is not the best
accessiblity in fact Core 4 will ahve the same stuff Solaris 10 has
thats Fedora Core 4 in fact if you can upgrade to the beta core 4 in
march it will have everything this release of Solaris had.
KenOn Tue, 1 Mar
2005, Kenny
Hi
Hi. I'm just wondering if any one has managed to download this using a
Linux system?
I can't seem to regester with elinks 0.10.2 or lynx 2.8.5.
Parts of the site are accessible with Mozilla, but I keep running into
garbage text for some parts of the page. If I compare results from
elinks and ly
fully support
the GNOME accessibility architecture and included assistive technologies.
- FreeTTS 1.2, the free, open source text-to-speech engine written in
the Java programming language is now available. FreeTTS partially
supports the Java Speech API, and can be used and
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