Re: [Support] Sapi voices - little update
Hey that is great thanks for your work it is greatly appreciated. On 05/25/2013 04:12 AM, Bohdan R. Rau wrote: I tried to make sd_sapi more usable. 1) libsapilektor-0.1.9 does not need running sapi server at start for sapi4linux voices so module does not crash if sapi server is not started yet 2) speechd-sapi-0.1.2 uses espeak as fallback voice if sapi4linux client returns error (probably sapi server is down) so you should never get silence from module. More info: http://tts.polip.com/files/sapi/installing.txt (may be a little outdated) ethanak -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
Re: Sapi voices - little update
This is great Ethanak, thanks! Fernando On 05/25/2013 05:12 AM, Bohdan R. Rau wrote: I tried to make sd_sapi more usable. 1) libsapilektor-0.1.9 does not need running sapi server at start for sapi4linux voices so module does not crash if sapi server is not started yet 2) speechd-sapi-0.1.2 uses espeak as fallback voice if sapi4linux client returns error (probably sapi server is down) so you should never get silence from module. More info: http://tts.polip.com/files/sapi/installing.txt (may be a little outdated) ethanak -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
Sapi voices - little update
I tried to make sd_sapi more usable. 1) libsapilektor-0.1.9 does not need running sapi server at start for sapi4linux voices so module does not crash if sapi server is not started yet 2) speechd-sapi-0.1.2 uses espeak as fallback voice if sapi4linux client returns error (probably sapi server is down) so you should never get silence from module. More info: http://tts.polip.com/files/sapi/installing.txt (may be a little outdated) ethanak -- http://milena.polip.com/ - Pa pa, Ivonko! -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
SAPI in Ubuntu
Please check out my Project here: http://code.google.com/p/open-sapi/ Give me an idea of what your trying to do and i can give you some help. SAPI 5 is working but it is stable enough yet for use as an alternative to the current speech engines in Linux whne used with a screen reader. Tom -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
SV: SAPI
Cool Acapela emma etc in ubuntu -Ursprungligt meddelande- Från: ubuntu-accessibility-boun...@lists.ubuntu.com [mailto:ubuntu-accessibility-boun...@lists.ubuntu.com] För Halim Sahin Skickat: den 14 juli 2009 19:57 Till: ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com Ämne: Re: SAPI Hi, Read this: http://code.google.com/p/open-sapi/ Regards Halim -- Halim Sahin E-Mail: halim.sahin (at) t-online.de -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
Re: SAPI
Hi, Read this: http://code.google.com/p/open-sapi/ Regards Halim -- Halim Sahin E-Mail: halim.sahin (at) t-online.de -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
Re: SAPI
Angelo D. Marra, le Tue 14 Jul 2009 02:08:17 +0200, a écrit : > I've been googoling without clear results: > Can we have sapi 5 on ubuntu? There has been plans to implement sapi in wine, I don't know how well it is going, but I'm pretty sure it's not available yet. Samuel -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
SAPI
I've been googoling without clear results: Can we have sapi 5 on ubuntu? Tnx Angelo -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
Re: Cygwin / Dragon / SAPI / Linux
Angelo Marra ha scritto: > Sorry it is not cler to me: can I use SAPI in LINUX ? > I have Ubuntu 9.04... > How about Dictation? > Thanks a lot > > > Sorry I did not put my name it is Angelo. -- Angelo D. Marra Dottore di Ricerca in Diritto Civile Università "Mediterranea" di Reggio Calabria Avvocato in Reggio Calabria Via Pio XI, trav. Putortì, 36 89133 Reggio Calabria ITALIA Email: angelo.ma...@libero.it (valido anche per MSN) Skype: angelorc Abit: +39 (0)965.59 39 96 Mobile: +39 349.619 11 56 *** Responsabile della mailing-list Disability Studies Italy http://it.groups.yahoo.com/group/disabilitystudies_italy/ Per iscriversi mandare una email a: disabilitystudies_italy-subscr...@yahoogroups.com -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
Re: Cygwin / Dragon / SAPI / Linux
Sorry it is not cler to me: can I use SAPI in LINUX ? I have Ubuntu 9.04... How about Dictation? Thanks a lot Thomas Lloyd ha scritto: > Hi, > > Not sure if you have tried Cygwin but that does allow you to open both a > full gnome desktop and individual applications within windows and in > theory should allow you to control the system remotely over ssh via > Dragon. > > You can run the system full screen and you would not know that you were > even using a windows system. > > If you would like further information let me know as i have worked quite > extensively on such setups. > > As a side note i have been integrating the Microsoft SAPI interface into > Linux and have been mainly concentrating on text to speech but there is > the speech to text interface that I have tested but not yet done any > work on. I see that Dragon also has the potential to have such an > interface developed in the same fashion that I have created for SAPI. I > have quite a large amount of experience and as along as we can get the > bare minimum components of Dragon running under Wine your away. > > I could do with a sneak peak at the details on the Dragon scripting > interface to see if it supports COM automation under windows. If so it > will be more straight forward for me. > > I have a little bit of experience of the SAPI speech recognition system > and never rated it really, that is why i have left it alone till now. > Anyone who has experience of it can let me know otherwise. > > I would love someone with experience of the Vista SDK to come on board > and help me suck out the SAPI 5.3 components to see if we can get them > running under wine. Any volunteers? > > Tom > > > > > > > > -- Angelo D. Marra Dottore di Ricerca in Diritto Civile Università "Mediterranea" di Reggio Calabria Avvocato in Reggio Calabria Via Pio XI, trav. Putortì, 36 89133 Reggio Calabria ITALIA Email: angelo.ma...@libero.it (valido anche per MSN) Skype: angelorc Abit: +39 (0)965.59 39 96 Mobile: +39 349.619 11 56 *** Responsabile della mailing-list Disability Studies Italy http://it.groups.yahoo.com/group/disabilitystudies_italy/ Per iscriversi mandare una email a: disabilitystudies_italy-subscr...@yahoogroups.com -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
Re: Cygwin / Dragon / SAPI / Linux
Bill Cox wrote: > The thought of getting Naturally speaking working with Linux is very > exciting, and I may be able to put in some hours on the Linux side. >>From what I've read, it's possible to get NS Professional working with > the built-in text editor, but you can't get text to focus on any Linux > app. Getting that working would be huge. well, we have a bunch of work in wine and audio that needs help I've possibly solved the problem with the cross environment boundary. when i get back from a client site i'll try to write it up -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
Re: Cygwin / Dragon / SAPI / Linux
The thought of getting Naturally speaking working with Linux is very exciting, and I may be able to put in some hours on the Linux side. >From what I've read, it's possible to get NS Professional working with the built-in text editor, but you can't get text to focus on any Linux app. Getting that working would be huge. As for cygwin, I don't know how I would have remained a programmer in the late 90's without cygwin, Dragon Dictate, and emacs. Back then, I created 1,600 custom Emacs macros to do specific tasks by voice control. It worked well, but was very specific to my job function, and not easily transferable. There are others who prefer the lighter MinGW (Minimalist Gnu Windows), and that seems to also work well. Bill On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 10:50 AM, Eric S. Johansson wrote: > Thomas Lloyd wrote: >> Hi, >> >> Not sure if you have tried Cygwin but that does allow you to open both a >> full gnome desktop and individual applications within windows and in >> theory should allow you to control the system remotely over ssh via >> Dragon. >> >> You can run the system full screen and you would not know that you were >> even using a windows system. >> >> If you would like further information let me know as i have worked quite >> extensively on such setups. > > gack. have I ever told you just how badly cygwin and I get along? The past > three times I installed it, if those my XP environment so badly I had to > reinstall... everything I guess another option would be to use the Ubuntu > Windows Linux merge. > > I think I'm reluctant to use these to because Windows always degrades for me. > I > might be able to keep her from degrading if I don't run any applications on > Windows except the bare minimum but, it always degrades. > > I liked the purity of running limits as my host. It always feels like home and > like its the system I should be using at a deep and fundamental emotional > level. > I cannot emphasize enough how much it feels like my computer spiritual > philosophical home. > > but, as I often say, functionality trumps politics so I should drag out a 250 > GB > laptop drive and start hacking away. Two guiding questions. I want to keep all > of my data on a separate filesystem/partition. If I'm not using Windows > applications for anything, is it possible to do this? can I run Thunderbird > under cygwin? can I have a separate partition running ext4 or nilfs? I > suspect > these two are true with ubuntu windows merge > > Can I run a virtual machine in addition to cygwin/uwm? > Kennedy was all on Windows 7 because of lost a Windows XP disc with sata > drivers > as well as my video drivers and my WebCam drivers etc. etc. (God, I thought > linux aged poorly with regards to drivers. You have no idea how good it is in > comparison to Windows) > .> >> As a side note i have been integrating the Microsoft SAPI interface into >> Linux and have been mainly concentrating on text to speech but there is >> the speech to text interface that I have tested but not yet done any >> work on. I see that Dragon also has the potential to have such an >> interface developed in the same fashion that I have created for SAPI. I >> have quite a large amount of experience and as along as we can get the >> bare minimum components of Dragon running under Wine your away. >> >> I could do with a sneak peak at the details on the Dragon scripting >> interface to see if it supports COM automation under windows. If so it >> will be more straight forward for me. > > don't bother listing interface. (I think) take a look at natlink and > dragonfly. > natlink is a low-level exporting of some Dragon interfaces into Python. > Dragonfly places a higher Lowell wrapper around these interfaces and makes it > easier to work with the terms of grammar and action code. For what it's worth, > people using these easy interfaces to speech recognition are almost > universally > Python driven in part because you can write Python code using speech > recognition > with relatively small modifications to your environment. It's not very > efficient > but, it is possible > > http://code.google.com/p/dragonfly/ will get you started in the right > direction > with all components > >> >> I have a little bit of experience of the SAPI speech recognition system >> and never rated it really, that is why i have left it alone till now. >> Anyone who has experience of it can let me know otherwise. > > We can help you find people with experience. Whether they will talk to me is > quite another story. :-) but we will do a weekend. > >> >> I would love
Re: Cygwin / Dragon / SAPI / Linux
Thomas Lloyd wrote: > Hi, > > Not sure if you have tried Cygwin but that does allow you to open both a > full gnome desktop and individual applications within windows and in > theory should allow you to control the system remotely over ssh via > Dragon. > > You can run the system full screen and you would not know that you were > even using a windows system. > > If you would like further information let me know as i have worked quite > extensively on such setups. gack. have I ever told you just how badly cygwin and I get along? The past three times I installed it, if those my XP environment so badly I had to reinstall... everything I guess another option would be to use the Ubuntu Windows Linux merge. I think I'm reluctant to use these to because Windows always degrades for me. I might be able to keep her from degrading if I don't run any applications on Windows except the bare minimum but, it always degrades. I liked the purity of running limits as my host. It always feels like home and like its the system I should be using at a deep and fundamental emotional level. I cannot emphasize enough how much it feels like my computer spiritual philosophical home. but, as I often say, functionality trumps politics so I should drag out a 250 GB laptop drive and start hacking away. Two guiding questions. I want to keep all of my data on a separate filesystem/partition. If I'm not using Windows applications for anything, is it possible to do this? can I run Thunderbird under cygwin? can I have a separate partition running ext4 or nilfs? I suspect these two are true with ubuntu windows merge Can I run a virtual machine in addition to cygwin/uwm? Kennedy was all on Windows 7 because of lost a Windows XP disc with sata drivers as well as my video drivers and my WebCam drivers etc. etc. (God, I thought linux aged poorly with regards to drivers. You have no idea how good it is in comparison to Windows) .> > As a side note i have been integrating the Microsoft SAPI interface into > Linux and have been mainly concentrating on text to speech but there is > the speech to text interface that I have tested but not yet done any > work on. I see that Dragon also has the potential to have such an > interface developed in the same fashion that I have created for SAPI. I > have quite a large amount of experience and as along as we can get the > bare minimum components of Dragon running under Wine your away. > > I could do with a sneak peak at the details on the Dragon scripting > interface to see if it supports COM automation under windows. If so it > will be more straight forward for me. don't bother listing interface. (I think) take a look at natlink and dragonfly. natlink is a low-level exporting of some Dragon interfaces into Python. Dragonfly places a higher Lowell wrapper around these interfaces and makes it easier to work with the terms of grammar and action code. For what it's worth, people using these easy interfaces to speech recognition are almost universally Python driven in part because you can write Python code using speech recognition with relatively small modifications to your environment. It's not very efficient but, it is possible http://code.google.com/p/dragonfly/ will get you started in the right direction with all components > > I have a little bit of experience of the SAPI speech recognition system > and never rated it really, that is why i have left it alone till now. > Anyone who has experience of it can let me know otherwise. We can help you find people with experience. Whether they will talk to me is quite another story. :-) but we will do a weekend. > > I would love someone with experience of the Vista SDK to come on board > and help me suck out the SAPI 5.3 components to see if we can get them > running under wine. Any volunteers? This is going to be a problem. Microsoft just cut back on their speech recognition group if rumor a thing). We might feel the find some of the people on the street and they might be a let help so, again we'll take a look. -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
Cygwin / Dragon / SAPI / Linux
Hi, Not sure if you have tried Cygwin but that does allow you to open both a full gnome desktop and individual applications within windows and in theory should allow you to control the system remotely over ssh via Dragon. You can run the system full screen and you would not know that you were even using a windows system. If you would like further information let me know as i have worked quite extensively on such setups. As a side note i have been integrating the Microsoft SAPI interface into Linux and have been mainly concentrating on text to speech but there is the speech to text interface that I have tested but not yet done any work on. I see that Dragon also has the potential to have such an interface developed in the same fashion that I have created for SAPI. I have quite a large amount of experience and as along as we can get the bare minimum components of Dragon running under Wine your away. I could do with a sneak peak at the details on the Dragon scripting interface to see if it supports COM automation under windows. If so it will be more straight forward for me. I have a little bit of experience of the SAPI speech recognition system and never rated it really, that is why i have left it alone till now. Anyone who has experience of it can let me know otherwise. I would love someone with experience of the Vista SDK to come on board and help me suck out the SAPI 5.3 components to see if we can get them running under wine. Any volunteers? Tom -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
Appologies from open-sapi
HI all, Just a quick note that if people are replying about open sapi in the orca list I think that the replies are getting removed as it is not related to orca directly. Please if you want to join our discussion group send a blank e-mail to: open-sapi-subscr...@googlegroups.com if you want to post directly to the group send mails to: open-s...@googlegroups.com You can post without being a member. Alternativley mail me directly. Sorry again orca guys and keep up the great work Tom -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
Dust off those SAPI speech engines, Open SAPI is open for business :)
#:¬Þ Want a Holiday Check out our many houses on offer, go on you know you want to. Down with all the other intresting things that are at the end of e-mails http:\\www.villas-la-miranda.com --- On Wed, 25/3/09, Tom Lloyd wrote: Hey All, Please note the code is incomplete but works, details on the wiki are incomplete please ask questions join in and help out. The wiki for the Open SAPI project now has details on how to setup a development enviroment to get the SAPI engine running under wine. This will run with speech-dispatcher and orca, not brilliantly and ever so buggy but it is a work in progress. It will only get better with your input. I have had the system running very nicely but during a rework i have managed to introduce some bugs. http://code.google.com/p/open-sapi/ There is a discussion group to ask questions and make suggestions and comments which will help me & others add more detail to the wiki. http://groups.google.com/group/open-sapi Any help is welcome, wiki writers, developers, SAPI engine owners. I know it does not work brilliantly at the moment so please do not reply with "it does not work". Any constructive feedback is welcomed. Please post this to any other sites, mailing lists and forums where people might be interested especially other distros and Mac. Tom -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
