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Re: [orca-list] Problems orca, & espeak in debian testing!



Hi,
I seem to recall that there was a problem in the espeak api when the 
number of voices got higher which made it crash.
This was fixed I think in release 1.28 or so of espeak.  The latest stable 
release is 1.29 and I would suggest you get that installed and then see if 
your problem goes away.
I might be wrong on the detail, but I suspect your problem relates to the 
described bug.
HTH, Willem


On Tue, 2 Oct 2007, marco fisch n-ergie de wrote:

> 
> Hi list,
> 
> i installed orca on a debian machine. now i've the problem to configure
> espeak in orca! I run orca -t from a command line.. Festival speech is
> talking which systhesizer to use. So i tried to chose espeak. Now orca
> would read the possibilties 1 de german 2 mbrola german etc. In this dialog
> orca is crashing without a error message. so i tried orca to configure with
> festival. That was no problem. So i swiched to espeak from the settings
> dialog. And orca crashes down again without error. I installed all packages
> for espeak. As daemon it's running without a problem. What could i do with
> against this problem? Any ideas? Thanks
> 
> regards
> 
> Marco
> using: Debian Testing compieled Orca 2.21.0pre
> 
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