Re: [orca-list] yasr

["B. Henry" <burt1iband gmail com>]

Just a note for those who may be wanting to experiment:
I first made yasr on my Vinux5 box. The binary there came out to 255KB more or less. 
It runs fine on my Arch box, but when I remade the package on arch the binary came out around 214KB, and runs 
even better it appears. This might be 
partily due to the fact I installed it, not tried just running the binary from my home dir as I did with the 
one I copied from the Vinux machine. 
As I said to someone, maybe off list, for some reason so far yasr seems more responsive on arch than on the 
vinux machine, and that's with the binary I 
made on vinux. 
Will try installing it on Vinux to see if there's any difference in performance. 
I tried renaming
configure.in to configure.ac
to fix one error, it worked, but I got other erros later. The binaries cam out the same though, so ignore the 
errors for now I reckon.
      
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  Peter Vágner wrote:
Wed, Apr 27, 2016 at 04:23:02PM +0200

>    Hello,
>
>    Yasr has this kind of options however it does not allow you to affect
>    speech-dispatcher configuration i.e. changing voices.
>
>    It will only allow you to change speech rate, pitch and volume. At least I
>    haven't found a way.
>
>    Greetings
>
>    Peter
>
>    On 27.04.2016 at 13:08 Zahari Yurukov wrote:
>
>  Hi,
>  Yes, you can change the synthesizer, as well as other options, from
>  yasr's options menu - Control+Alt+o.
>  All commands are listed in the manual:
>  man yyasr
>
>  Best wishes,
>  Zahari
>
>
>  На 27.04.2016 в 13:15, Max написа:
>
>  Hi.
>
>  I really can set the desired speech synthesizer as the default value in
>  the "speechd.conf" file. I just thought that maybe there's some easier
>  way to select the speech synthesizer through "yasr", which I do not know
>  :).
>
>  B. Henry пишет:
>
>  Did you set your defaulut synth in  speechd.conf?
>  There is a place towards the botgtom of the file where you can set a
>  default synth for a given language, and if you do this I'd think yasr
>  would use
>  this.
>  Make sure the synths are uncommented of course, but I reckon this is
>  done or you'd not be able to use the synths with orca or where ever
>  you are using
>  them now.
>
>
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