Check out rockbox.
www.rockbox.org
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Hi Angelo,
Sorry I have been ever so lacks at reading the mailing list and have
only just seen your reference to my open sapi project. The project has
ground to a halt a the moment through lack of time and effort on my
part. I am only only one developing on the project and have not seen any
Hi Pia,
Thought i would point you in the direction of Vinux that is ubuntu
based. They are welcoming contributions that improve accessibility and I
am sure could benefit from your efforts. Ubuntu are making noises about
including some of there developments into the main distro but I ave no
Hi Lesley,
Slightly selfish of myself I could do with a month or so input from a
C/C++ guy for a speech dispatcher to opensapi interface. This is
basically writing a middle man to handle messages and audio data from
the SAPI engine into speech dispatcher and pulse.
Anyone else go some bandwidth
http://www.unimrcp.org/announcements/acapelaspeechsynthesispoweredbyunimrcpopensourceproject
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Hi Guys,
Just got 10.04 running in a virtual machine. I have some sound output
issues, which is a big stumbling block. The sound under wine seem to
drop out for about one second and then cut back in. I am using this for
tts generation so if you can imagine that I am getting This a test of
the
The possibilities are endless but to give us a bit of a clue I think it
is a pulseaudio issue that is fixed by using the experimental packages
found in Neils ppa.
https://launchpad.net/~neil-aldur
I just added the ppa and updated the software from it, I was not paying
that much attention but i
Hi All,
Here is a quick question for the speechd/orca guys. I am using Ubuntu
9.10 with the latest git version of speechd built today. What I am
experiencing at the moment is that about five seconds after running orca
I get the message that something has hung and orca exits. This only
seems an
Well maybe there could be an open source accessibility charity started
that hold the funds. This could be used to help fund projects that are
seen to better accessibility in the open source community.
I use my project as an example if there was a strong opinion around the
community that a large
:D I have seen a mention of my project by someone who matters. Thanks
Luke even if it was in passing. At least someone knows about it.
The point of progress is mean to improve the overall experience for
users of any system but there is always a time where some users do not
see all the benefits
I want to befend karmic as not being so horrible and useless as everyone
likes to make out.
In my opinion pulse audio has been a great addition to Ubuntu.
For my project open-sapi now out performs e-speak making for a smooth
and responsive desktop experience when using text to speech with orca.
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
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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
Any ideas how to get PulseAudio to save the last volume level at logout
and when the next user sessions loads it will set the master volume back
to the same level. At the moment it sets it back to 100% each time. Now
I have switched off the login sounds to save my ears and sanity.
Tom
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Hi All
Just checking in again to give a small progress report and let you know
what is going on or not as the case might be. I have managed to get the
whole system working, identify the bugs in wine and have workable
solutions.
At the moment the command line interface is about 50% done the
I also agree that the claim of the first accessible Linux is a tad far
fetched and maybe the most accessible Ubuntu Linux live cd for the
Visually Impaired. Is more accurate? We all fall victim to claims of
self grandeur at times, especially when it our baby.
I think that the proof is in the
I think this information might find a useful place on the homepage for
the distro.
Tom
KEYSTROKES...
What follows is a list of keystrokes you can use to control the screen-reader
and magnification software. I will only provide a few basic keystrokes for
Orca to get you started as
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