Re: [orca-list] Getting Rid of the Capitals
- From: Hermann <meinelisten onlinehome de>
- To: orca-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [orca-list] Getting Rid of the Capitals
- Date: Wed, 9 Apr 2008 15:54:00 +0200
am Mi 09. Apr 2008 um 15:43:35 schrieb Steve Holmes <steve holmesgrown com>:
I know we had a long talk on the list a while back concerning the
capitals every time you read a single character that is upper case
while using the review keys. What I can't remember if there is any
way to change this annoying behavior. I would just soon have it do a
pitch change like it does when you arrow over the same letters in a
text buffer with the normal arrow keys. I'm using speech dispatcher
with espeak and at the moment, capitalization is set to "None" in
speechd.conf.
I have both in Orca and SD.
I experimented with the pitch rise option in the espeak
module config for dispatcher but that didn't correct the problem
either. It did cause a different pattern which I backed off from; it
raised the pitch of capitalized words but that isn't quite what I'm
after here.
That's due to the behavior of SD, ruled in the espeak.conf file. I don't
like this too, since we have different rules for capital spelling in
Germany: We have more word written with capital letters, so you hear a
true audiocomic while reading :-(
From what I see so far, it sounds like the speech
dispatcher backend is doing this capital verbalization. Am I right?
I think there are two problems: The higher pitch comes from SD, but the
announcement "capital" seems to be implemented in Espeak. Which version of
Espeak do you use?
If I have to, I could get in and hack the program to do otherwise.
One thing I know for sure, with speech dispatcher set to "None", it
couldn't be dispatcher that is saying "Capital" every time I read a
capital letter.
Do you hear "capital" when have set SD so? If so, it must come from Espeak.
Hermann
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