Are you sure the sound card is setup correctly? I mean, are the drivers
loaded for the sound card and are the volume settings set properly? If
you haven't already, I would suggest trying to play a sound file to see if
you can hear it.
On Sun, 17 Apr 2005, Bram Duvigneau wrote:
Hi all,
I just installed an ubuntu system for one of my friends who would
like to play with gnopernicus. Because I haven't downloade an iso of
the hoary release, I installed from a worthy cd and upgraded to hoary.
After this, I've installed festival, gnopernicus and esound-clients.
I've enabled accessibility support by setting the correct gconf-key.
Then I ran esddsp festival --server to let the sounds of the desktop
and festival co-operate well. I started gnopernicus with gnopernicus
-s, but it just didn't speak. I got the gnopernicus window, but
festival just kept silent. Any ideas about this behavior?
Regards,
Bram
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