Re: [orca-list] Chromevox and Orca, easier than I thought?

[Nolan Darilek <nolan thewordnerd info>]

Except I have no time to write code for this, so unless SD supports the 
exact HTTPSpeaker interface that ChromeVox uses, it's not an option.

Anyhow, as an update, I did get HTTPServer running by setting 
orca.settings.httpServerPort in orca-customizations.py. ChromeVox is 
installed, but unfortunately it doesn't include a user-friendly way to 
change speech synthesis drivers (I.e. the only way it appears possible 
is to require the emacspeak driver and change the ttsSettings var to 
reference it, but I could be totally wrong on that.) Anyhow, installing 
the unpacked extension might be more than my sighted help can manage 
right now, so I may have to wait on making further progress.

On 06/30/2011 04:39 PM, Halim Sahin wrote:
> Hi Nolan,
> I would recommend using speech-dispatcher as speech-server and not orca!
> It has also python bindings and  is easy to use :-).
> BR.
> halim
>
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