Hi,
jose vilmar estacio de souza wrote:
Since libibmeci is an ELF 32-bit, I believe that the conftest program
can not be linked with this library, unless it is generated as an ELF
32-bit.
Yes. And sd_ibmtts dependes on two other libraries (libsdaudio from
speech dispatcher and dotconf).
jose vilmar estacio de souza a écrit :
I'm trying to run speech-dispatcher configure to use libao in my karmic box.
I am receiving the following error:
libao ERROR: error opening libao dev
The 32 bits libao2 library can not be used as is under Ubuntu and
probably other distributions. This is
AO_PLUGIN_PATH depends on $libdir supplied by configure.
It would be possible (but perhaps not desirable?) to build a specific version
without modifying the upstream source.
Changes in the debian dir. such as e.g. in debian/rules:
-confflags = --prefix=/usr --enable-static
+confflags =
jose vilmar estacio de souza wrote:
2. The punctuation is not read correctly.
Sorry this issue has already been reported a while ago and not yet fixed.
Hopefully, I will post a fix for this before 8th december.
Best regards,
Gilles
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Hi Josh,
Some info are available in the Orca wiki:
http://live.gnome.org/Orca/SpeechSynthesisEngines
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Luke Yelavich wrote:
More testing needs to be done, however I have less than two weeks to make a
final decision.
Yes, Luke, two weeks seem quite short.
Hopefully, in the future several specs will appear in Launchpad or
elsewhere for focusing on PulseAudio and Accessibility: tuning the
I intend to do some testing over the coming days with this option, as well
as wrapping espeak using PortAudio v18 in the padsp utility, which makes
use of PulseAudio directly.
Hi Luke,
Two points:
Today the best speech reactiveness is probably obtained using
speech-dispatcher/alsa + espeak.
Luke Yelavich wrote:
We have less than 2 weeks for feature freeze, and I need to have all of this
stuff sorted before then, so we can then do testing and bug fixing.
The pulseaudio extension for espeak works but has not yet been tested by
real users: so some bugs can appear or they can
This is no more an issue for me. Thank you.
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Hi David,
Did you install the development version of portaudio 19.
Otherwise another alternative is to choose the speech-dispatcher backend
with the very recent eSpeak driver. I believe that the audio output is
based on aplay and so will work on your desktop.
Just a note, installing a new
Such an issue has been recently met in the gnome-accessibility list and
was finally easily reproducted, a fix has been proposed to Jonathan
Duddington.
This bug might be fixed with eSpeak 1.26 (not yet released at the
moment) or for test purpose with http://espeak.sf.net/test/latest.html )
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Mohammed Al-shar' wrote:
anyway, my problem is when I issue sudo apt-get build-dep gnome-orca it
tells me:
e: could not open file
/var/lib/apt/lists/jo.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_feisty_universe_fource_Fources
- open (2 no such file or directory)
I would check the hard disk
Hello,
For some reason, the eSpeak voices are not found.
Does this issue happens in a new installation, or did you update a previously
installed system?
Using the last daily build CD, I do not reproduce this issue in
modifying the language setting in the Accessibility preferences menu.
Besides
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: espeak
As a note, eSpeak 1.21 is available at espeak.sf.net .
If possible, it should be linked against a recent Portaudio V19.
Thanks!
Gilles
** Affects: espeak (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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Today, it works without fix for Casper, gnome-speech selects now the correct
voice of eSpeak according to the LANG variable.
I would rather close this bug.
Do you agree too, Luke?
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Using the most recent daily built CD, and after having selected French in the
boot menu, Orca speaks in French by default :-) .
Thanks for the high responsiveness regarding gnome-speech 0.4.10 !
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A patch has been proposed:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=409573
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The gnome-speech driver for eSpeak puts as first item of the list of
voices, a voice possibly matching the LANGUAGE environment variable.
In a recent daily built CD, the LANGUAGE environment variable is not set
though (reported as Bug #84416 ).
For finding the default language, the
Public bug reported:
These two packages are still absent from the fr.archive (released on 9
February).
http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/python-defaults/python_2.5-0ubuntu4_all.deb
http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/p/python-defaults/python-minimal_2.5-0ubuntu4_all.deb
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: dict-gcide
A dot is lacking in the dict-gcid header translated in french.
Details below, see added comment in [brackets].
Package: dict-gcide
Description-md5: 0544dee06ae53441a8f51dfcb705bca9
Description-fr: Un dictionnaire anglais complet
** Also affects: rosetta (upstream)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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Public bug reported:
Using the 9 Feb daily built live CD:
Boot options: language and keyboard: French.
Under Gnome: the LANG env variable is set ([EMAIL PROTECTED]).
But the LANGUAGE variable is not defined.
Some applications could check LANGUAGE instead of LANG and fail.
Thanks,
Gilles
Luke Yelavich writes:
I am happy to work on this, but if you have started, I'd be happy to
have a look at what you have already done.
You're welcome. In fact, no code has been written yet.
Gilles
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Public bug reported:
This feature concerns gnome-speech and potentially any other speech
driver managing a proprietary voice synthesizer.
If a user wishes to install a proprietary voice synthesizer, the process
is not really straitghtforward: she will install specific libraries,
modify
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: espeak-data
Package please the additional data for eSpeak in Russian if they are
still compliant with the current eSpeak release.
For info, these data are offered at the eSpeak web site:
http://espeak.sourceforge.net/data/
Thanks!
Gilles
** Affects:
Hello,
This request is related to the default spoken language in Feisty.
eSpeak will be hopefully the voice synthesizer in Ubuntu Feisty.
If a screen reader user boots the Live CD using Russian as her preferred
language, would it be acceptable to offer eSpeak in Russian without the
add-on?
More
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: casper
The Casper accessibility script in Feisty have to help to select the default
spoken language by the eSpeak voice synthesizer. More details in:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Accessibility/Specs/MultilingualSpeechSynthesis
Orca selects by default the
I have the package prepared since a few hours after its release: we're
waiting on espeak to be promoted to main. There's also the issue that
espeak didn't build on amd64 and ia64 - if somebody wants to figure out
why that'd be great.
Thank you.
Would it be possible to get access to such a
Public bug reported:
Could you please update the package to version 0.4.8.
Thank you!
Gilles
** Affects: gnome-speech (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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Hello,
eSpeak 1.18 has been released.
Could you please update the package and propose it in the main Ubuntu
repository.
For info, Debian also offers eSpeak. Its package depends on PortAudio
V19 (which can manage Alsa). The Ubuntu eSpeak 1.15 package depends on
V18.
Gilles
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Hello,
Joanmarie Diggs writes:
While there are lots of voices listed both in test-speech and in Orca, I
seem to be limited to just one. I see them all
in /usr/share/espeak-data/voices. How do I use them?
Sorry, this issue is fixed in release r268 of gnome-speech; thanks to
Willie for
Hello,
Al Puzzuoli writes:
Is there a parameter that needs to be passed to the autogen script to cause
the Espeak driver to be built, or should the presence of Espeak be
autodetected by gnome-speech?
In principle, espeak might be auto-detected.
If the libespeak is not yet known by
Hello,
The archive below includes three file: .asoundrc, libaudiostub and
espeak-extension. I supply these files as is, (draft stage) for
illustrating the use of an external audio lib (libaudiostub) and
asynchronous calls using eSpeak.
If you are interested in trying this code, the URL is:
Hi Benjamin,
Thank you for the notice, I will add the related URLs this week.
The tweaks required is rather generic and hopefully urticant :-).
It would be great that some of the mentioned TTS could work out of the
box instead. The MultilingualSpeechSynthesis spec, once implemented,
can lead to
Hello,
This new wiki page lists some of the possible TTS in GNU/Linux according
to the language:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Accessibility/doc/LanguagesAndSpeechSynthesis#preview
There are probably mistakes, lacks,... ok, this is a wiki page :-).
I hope that this list will help a little bit the
Just for the notice, Speakup at the moment works with 8 bits charsets
(not UTF-8).
The next speechd-up release (greater than 0.3) might be compliant with
non-ascii charsets (e.g. 8859-1 for pt-br).
Cheers,
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Hello Cleverson,
From my side, this is the first time I meet such a TTS: fully free
(GPL) and where new languages can be added relatively easily.
As far as I know, Orca may currently use eSpeak through
speech-dispatcher. By default in Ubuntu, Orca relies on gnome-speech
rather than
Hello,
The Oralux repository is under construction: it currently includes
around 30 new packages.
This repository includes the MBROLA packages which are proprietary and
can not be included in a commercial project without permissions (the
license is much more detailled of course). Before
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