Re: [orca-list] ubuntu hardy a5 and speech-dispatcher

[Guy Schlosser <guyster bex net>]

Thanks Jon for the quick response.  I did some looking around in my 
system, and I actually found another installation in the 
usr/local/bin location, as well as the /usr/bin location.  I removed 
the one out of /usr/local, and everything seems to be back to normal 
with espeak.  One further question for whoever can help though, I 
have my audiooutputmethod set to pulse in espeak.conf, but am not 
getting any sound through espeak.  Isn't pulseaudio supposed to be 
enabled by default in hardy?  Are there some settings that should go 
into alsa.conf to pipe audio through pulse?  Both my alsa.conf and 
espeak.log are blank when I look at them.  I think when I get home 
from work tonight, I'm gonna set my audiooutputmethod back to alsa, 
in hopes of at least getting speech-dispatcher back up and running, 
then I can mess with pulseaudio later.  Any help or suggestions would 
be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again,


Guy


At 07:40 PM 2/24/2008, you wrote:
> On 24 Feb, Guy Schlosser <guyster bex net> wrote:
> > in my espeak.log, I see the message "wrong version of
> > espeak-data..."  The message also says that it expects version
> > 0x12801 and found 0x13100.
>
> It means that you are using different versions of the eSpeak program
> and the eSpeak data.
>
> The data is version 1.31 and the program (actually the eSpeak shared
> library) is version 1.28.   Probably something hasn't installed
> correctly.
>
> The eSpeak data is at:
>   /usr/share/espeak-data
>
> although if you have a copy of espeak-data at the top level of your
> Home directory then it will use that instead.
>
> The eSpeak shared library is at:
>  /usr/lib/libespeak.so
>
> which should link to:
>  /usr/lib/libespeak.so.1.31
>
> This is assuming that you're using the program "espeak" and not the
> version called "speak".
>
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