I have loaded festival-1.4.3 patched with the
1.4.3.diff file. Festival source is in /usr/src/festival dir. When I
try to use it I get this from asterisk:
-- Executing
Answer("SIP/chad-57a4", "") in new stack -- Executing
Festival("SIP/chad-57a4", ""I am talking"") in new stack =
I have Festival running fine on one Fedora Core 3 machine but I am
having problems getting it to work on another one.
I am using festival-1.4.2-25
I have followed the guide at
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+Festival+installation and am
using the second festival command patch which is the sa
I'm attempting to use Festival with Asterisk on an x86_64 system. This
IVR application works ok on a P4 system.
I'm using the FC3 x86_64 distro on a single processor Opteron system.
Festival by itself (using the command line and speakers) seems to work
ok, and Asterisk without Festival works
I have a different problem, but you might end up using the same
"solution" as I did. I wanted to change to the cmu_us_slt_arctic_hks
voice (which sounds AMAZING to me.. way better than what AT&T wants 300
bucks for), but no matter what I did, I couldn't get Asterisk to work
with it. So I am using
Hi All,
I'm having a problem after reinstalling the operating system.
Festival works fine for SIP, but when IAX users are calling the same
extension they don't hear the festival and I see the next message on
console:
NOTICE[3996]: chan_iax2.c:2995 iax2_read: I should never be called!
