On 23/12/42 19:59, aruni100 gmail com wrote:
Hi will, apart from the commercial synth issues enlisted with
speech-dispatcher, another notable thing is the non-indexing capability
of sd. GNOME_speech supports indexing i.e. while the saylall command is
working the speech stops at the very precise point that the ctrl key is
pressed. this is not at all the case with sd.
I wonder whether this is an issue with SD or orca's SD driver. From
using SD in a python project of my own I seem to remember from reading
the docs that index marks can be inserted and when the speak command is
given a callback function can be registered (I am assuming that the
callback function will be called when index marks are met, as well as
other events occurring). Having not reviewed the orca SD driver I don't
know whether this is used or whether I have misunderstood the SD docs.
Michael Whapples
I
am using the
up-to-date ubuntu 9.04 beta.
Thanks,
Aruni.
On Sunday 19 April 2009 01:31 AM, Willie Walker wrote:
Hey All:
With the planned removal of CORBA from GNOME 3.0, we need to resolve
the situation with GNOME speech (GNOME speech currently uses CORBA).
Luke Yelavich from Canonical has developed a proposal at
http://www.themuso.id.au/speech/speech-dispatcher-orca-integration.txt
This proposal uses speech dispatcher as a starting point and has
provisions to address a number of considerations for different
operating systems and different operating environments.
I'd appreciate it if you could review this proposal and provide your
constructive feedback. Note that constructive feedback does not
include any of the following:
1) This is dumb.
2) How do I configure speech-dispatcher on Ubuntu?
3) Will Cepstral be coming out with new voices?
4) Which netbook should I buy?
5) I cannot navigate my.favorite.page with Orca. Why?
6) Did OOo come out with a new release yet?
7) etc.
Note that replying to this message with anything like the above may
cause the moderation filtering mechanism I have in place to fire and
put
you on moderation. So, do the simple thing and be constructive.
An example of constructive feedback would be "I'm concerned about
feature X. It seems to prevent me from doing Y. As an alternative, I
propose Z."
Thanks!
Will
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