Re: [orca-list] Orca on my OLPC

[pascal diogoantunes org]

Quoting timothyhobbs seznam cz:

> Have you tested festival without orca? 
> try:
> echo "Would you like to play a game?" | festival --tts
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> http://www.ghacks.net/2010/10/09/linux-text-to-speech-with-festival/
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> Does it work?
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> It probably won't work.  The OLPC is very slow and festival is very resource
> intensive.  If festival doesn't work, then try espeak instead.  I know that
> espeak works on the OLPC as I have used it on the OLPC myself.
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> I'm surprised that festival is installed at all.  Jonnie, is festival the
> default for fedora?  If so, this is probably wrong.
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> Timothy
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> ---------- P?vodní zpráva ----------
> Od: pascal diogoantunes org
> Datum: 26. 11. 2012
> P?edm?t: [orca-list] Orca on my OLPC
> "Hi, I have on OLPC with Orca installed.
> But when i run Orca on Gnome, it runs very well (no error messages),
> but i hear nothing.
> I'm sure the sound works (videos and music prove me).
> I don't if it's the system of voice, but orca writes me that I have
> the gnome service voice and the festival gnome speech driver installed.
> I'm on fedora 11.
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> Thanks in Advance.
> Pascal Diogo Antunes.

Festival saiys me "Connection failure: Connection refused"

How can i use espeak with orca? Or may be espeak used alone? Both, i  
don't know what i have to do.

Thanks.