Hi, I remember there is a way to make voxin use alsa with gnome speech
services, but I forgot... Anyway, system sounds are not playing while
it's talking which means one is using oss or something
Oh, using ubuntu 9.04 and voxin 0.24 on 64bit machine
* Luke Yelavich them...@ubuntu.com [091024 13:39]:
On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 03:01:25AM EST, Bill Cox wrote:
Has anyone gotten Orca working well in Karmic Beta? If so, what
changes did you have to make?
One thing that seems to have helped was to remove pulseaudio.
However, before that, you need to install alsa-oss, or you wont have a
sound system at all. This seems to have made Orca able to clear out
the speech-dispatcher queue of sound you don't want to hear. It's
still pretty unstable. I haven't been able to use it in any
productive way for more than a couple minutes at a time before
something crashes.
What speech-dispatcher configuration are you using? By default,
speech-dispatcher will try pulse, and fall back to alsa if pulse is not
running/available. Speech-dispatcher, appart from that pain in the neck
crasher which I still can't put a finger on, work quite well together, when
the phases of the sun/moon/earth are aligned etc. :)
Luke
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