Re: Pluseaudio, speech-dispatcher, and console + graphical screen readers
On 04.10.2015 09:33, Halim Sahin wrote: Hi, On Fr, Okt 02, 2015 at 03:41:59 +, Sam Hartman wrote: the latency you're talking about there is very close to what you'd see if you restart the streat between speech-dispatcher and pulseaudio and that restarts the alsa stream within pulseaudio. My prefered setup doesn't restart alsa streams in pa. Pa is installed and can be used in the graphical desktop etc. Speech-dispatcher uses alsa. Actually, I do have hard data on this. I use espeak with emacspeak through pulseaudio directly without speech-dispatcher. Which is a different approach and not much comparable :-(. Are you using orca as well? I also had problem with pulseaudio when I installed speech-dispatcher and SBL for testing purposes on my Olinuxino while working at the Blindenzentrum of the University of Applied Sciences. Many other audio applications do have similar problems, such as praat which I do use while working on speech synthesis software. In praat I don't hear any sound when pulseaudio is active.
Re: Pluseaudio, speech-dispatcher, and console + graphical screen readers
Hi Tobias, On Sun, Oct 04, 2015 at 11:35:42AM +0200, Tobias Platen wrote: >I also had problem with pulseaudio when I installed speech-dispatcher and SBL >for testing purposes on my Olinuxino while working at the Blindenzentrum of >the University of Applied Sciences. Many other audio applications do have >similar problems, such as praat which I do use while working on speech >synthesis software. In praat I don't hear any sound when pulseaudio is >active. have you tried the setup I described a few days ago? I use pulseaudio and speech-dispatcher in system mode which is not the prefered way to run both services, but it is working fine and I do not have any latencies in speech output anywhere... @Halim: Would you describe more detailed your setup with alsa please? Wich steps did you perform after a fresh installation of Debian? Cheers, Schoepp -- Christian Schoepplein - - http://schoeppi.net
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Mithat Konar, le Sat 03 Oct 2015 16:20:19 -0500, a écrit : > When I use Samuel's fix, Which fix? Commenting the line in /etc? It's not a fix, it's a workaround, which just completely disables libatk-wrapper-java. Any bug in that situation can thus not be due to it. Samuel
Re: Pluseaudio, speech-dispatcher, and console + graphical screen readers
Hi, On Fr, Okt 02, 2015 at 03:41:59 +, Sam Hartman wrote: > the latency you're talking about there is very close to what you'd see > if you restart the streat between speech-dispatcher and pulseaudio and > that restarts the alsa stream within pulseaudio. My prefered setup doesn't restart alsa streams in pa. Pa is installed and can be used in the graphical desktop etc. Speech-dispatcher uses alsa. > > Actually, I do have hard data on this. I use espeak with emacspeak > through pulseaudio directly without speech-dispatcher. Which is a different approach and not much comparable :-(. Are you using orca as well?
