Re: changing driver in gnopernicus

[Nath <nath ml free fr>]

To get gnopernicus working with DECtalk you would rename all other
drivers for example by adding a .old extension behind their file name !


the brilliant beast <hanksmith4 comcast net> writes:

> what would I rename the driver to to get it workig with dectalk?Nath 
> staggered into view and mumbled:
>
>> rename it to what you want ! The goal is that Gnopernicus will be unable
>> to see the drivers you don't want to use !
>> 
>> For your second question : You would rename the Festival driver only if
>> you don't want that Gnopernicus detect it !
>> 
>> 
>> the brilliant beast <hanksmith4 comcast net> writes:
>> 
>> > rename it to wha?
>> > and would I rename the festival driver?Nath staggered into view and 
>> > mumbled:
>> >
>> >> Hi rob,
>> >> 
>> >> The good way is to determine which speech driver you want, using the
>> >> gnopernicus menus and configuration boxes but sorry I don't remember
>> >> exactly how to proceed. The other way is to go to your gnome2 tree (for
>> >> example /opt/gnome2) and more precisely to your
>> >> /opt/gnome2/lib/bonobo/servers and to rename the speech driver you
>> >> don't want to use. 
>> >> 
>> >> Hope this help !
>> >> 
>> >> 
>> >> Robert Murray <rob mur org uk> writes:
>> >> 
>> >> > Hi
>> >> >
>> >> > How do you change the speech driver that gnopernicus uses?  It's defaulting to festival, but I want to use dectalk of viavoice.
>> >> >
>> >> > Regards
>> >> >
>> >> > Rob
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Nath