Precision Mapping's licensing scheme is a pain in the rear. Every time
I moved it to a new PC, I had to have new codes and track the old codes
because the old codes had to be used to get new codes and multiple
modules required multiple codes and the UI-View interface required codes
- Yuch! Nev
My apologies if this has already been discussed but I don't recall.
I always wanted to experiment with Linux being installed on a USB pen
drive. The price of the high capacity USB pen drives have really come
down in price. Staples had a Memorex 4GB pen drive on sale this week for
about $60. So
instructions, so back to the reading...
Robbie
Amateur Radio WB8NUT wrote:
The audio alerts and speech with festival are two different items.
One has nothing to do with the other. I have sounds working fine
also. Festival is not required to play the sounds.
Duffy
www.wb8nut.com
Robbie, wa9inf wrote
The audio alerts and speech with festival are two different items. One
has nothing to do with the other. I have sounds working fine also.
Festival is not required to play the sounds.
Duffy
www.wb8nut.com
Robbie, wa9inf wrote:
Interesting. The wav files I downloaded this afternoon and put them
APRS applications such as AGWTracker which also has a speech
capability.
Duffy
www.wb8nut.com
Curt, WE7U wrote:
On Tue, 14 Nov 2006, Amateur Radio WB8NUT wrote:
I really doubt that is the issue. This particular system is 2.6Ghz Intel
with 1GB of memory.
I'm running good Festi
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-Original Message-
From: Amateur Radio WB8NUT [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 15 November 2006 5:39 AM
To: xastir@xastir.org
Subject: [Xastir] Festival & Speech
Curt,
I did as you suggested and started festival with
Curt,
I did as you suggested and started festival with "festival --server &"
Then started Xastir.
Well I can tell it is sort of working - the speech is very distorted -
almost sounds like a raspy machine gun when is it trying to say a call.
But you cannot understand it. Any idea what may be
The challenges with a live CD is that you cannot save your settings.
Every time you start the Live CD, the PC is dedicated to the Live CD and
you have to enter the settings all over again. Live CDs usually don't
work very well with wireless cards either - my experience. Not to
mention it is slo
different suggestion, I did download and install sox. Now
everything is working - except festival, which I still cannot get working.
Thanks,
Duffy
www.wb8nut.com
Darryl Gibson wrote:
Amateur Radio WB8NUT wrote:
O.K., I've tried everything and cannot seem to get them to work. As I
understan
O.K., I've tried everything and cannot seem to get them to work. As I
understand it, I have to use the play (something) command ot get it to
work. Like play/usr/bin/xmms or play /usr/bin/xmms or play/xmms ..
you get the idea, I've tried about every combo.
Sound is working with VMware Playe
Tom and all,
It's 1.7.1 - but I was also running 1.8.x on Ubuntu/Kubuntu 6.10 native
installs and it does the same thing - starts for the first time as a
little box. It's no big deal, after you resize it, it restarts at a
normal size from there on out. But if you are not expecting it, it's
c
Eric,
You are correct. However, I was trying to get people up on VMware Player
which is a tad bit easier than VMware Server which I have also used.
Another limiting factor with VMware Server, is that IF you have multiple
virtual appliances running, you better have some decent memory like 1GB
I wrote out the instructions for installing Xastir on Windows system
using VMware Player. Hainv never used a Wiki before, I am not sure if I
did it correctly but they are posted in UserTalk under WB8NUT.
Good Luck and let me know how it works out so I can update, add, or
correct as necessary.
h Terraserver, I don't have a clue.
Duffy
www.wb8nut.com
Curt, WE7U wrote:
On Tue, 7 Nov 2006, Amateur Radio WB8NUT wrote:
Go to www.vmware.com and download the free VMWare Player. Install on
your windows machine.
Also on the VMWare site, download a virtual machine for Mepis Linux,
Ubu
I tried this method and it works very well.
Go to www.vmware.com and download the free VMWare Player. Install on
your windows machine.
Also on the VMWare site, download a virtual machine for Mepis Linux,
Ubuntu Linux, or Kubuntu.
Once it is downloaded, start the virtual machine in the VMWa
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