----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, July 09, 2006 11:04
PM
Subject: Re: Orca orca issue update
Hi
all
Cody, quit from Gnopernicus, then
killall festival-synthesis-driver
then
in a gnome-terminal (press alt + f2 into the desktop and type gnome-terminal +
enter), when you are in the terminal type orca -t
Then
the text based configuration should ask you a couple of question to configure
Orca.
When
it finishes then Orca is launched and it should work.
If
that doesn't work, try removing the ~/.orca directory (rm -fr ~/.orca) and
then repeat the configuration.
Good
luck and regards
Javier.
Hi,
Sorry, you guys are probably getting
sick of me posting about the same question/issue. I have discovered that if
I get gnopernicus working, which works when it feels like it, I can then
start orca, but the issue here is that both gnopernicus and orca are running
simaltaniously. When I try killing just gnopernicus, it takes down orca with
it. Getting gnopernicus to speak is a real hastle within itself. Usually
after a reboot gnopernicus will work, with some lag. I don't know if it is
the machine or what but like I said, it takes several tries to get
gnopernicus speaking. FC5 semed to work great as far as speech, but then the
machine ate my CPU and I didn't have any use of the machine, then I'd have
speech bog out on me forcing a reboot. So I have no clue why all this is
happening. Can anyone advise me on any further suggestions?
Cody
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