Re: [orca-list] ponctuation pronunciation and pauses
- From: Jon <j orcauser googlemail com>
- To: Jonathan Duddington <jonsd jsd clara co uk>
- Cc: orca-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [orca-list] ponctuation pronunciation and pauses
- Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008 00:57:56 +0000
Jonathan, what do you think about changing:
` currently spoken as back prime to backtick or graave
' currently spoken as quote maybe should be apostrophe
" currently spoken as quotes
using sd+espeak
when pressing " double quote is spoken, but if deleted quotes is spoken.
is this sd's fault?
(using default espeak english voice)
Thanks
-Jon
On Fri 29/02/2008 at 23:53:41, Jonathan Duddington wrote:
On 29 Feb, S?rgio Neves <sergionevess gmail com> wrote:
I have orca 2.21, espeak 1.31, speech-dispatcher 0.6.6 and ubuntu
7.10. 1. When I select speech-dispatcher backend (speech system combo
box), some ponctuation signs are talked in a different way. For
example: slash is stroke; backslash is backstroke; instead of saying
left parenthesis it says lparenthesis or something like that.
These are the names of the punctuation characters which are in eSpeak.
"l-bracket" is changed to "left-bracket" in the next version (1.32)
which I expect to be released in a few days.
You want to change "stroke" and "backstroke" to "slash" and
"backslash"? That sounds a bit violent.
The "American" voice usually says "slash" and the "British" voice says
"stroke". But when you are using the "speak punctuation" mode, they
both say "stroke". This is an error, which I'll fix for version 1.32.
It's possible to change it if you want.
1. Download the espeak-1.31-source.zip from
http://espeak.sourceforge.net/
2. Get the directory "dictsource" from that archive.
3. Edit the file "en_list" in the "dictsource" directory.
Delete the following two lines in the "Character names" section near
the start of the file.
_/ stroUk
_\\ bakstroUk
Without these lines, then the (correct) pronunciations which given at
the end of the en_rules file will be used.
4. Then, using the command-line, inside the "dictsource" directory, do:
sudo espeak --compile=en
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