Re: [orca-list] not really an orca question it's an espeak-ng one



Try something like
espeak-ng --stdout "Some text" | sox -t wav - -C 32 file.mp3
or
espeak-ng --stdout -f "file.txt" | sox -t wav - -C 32 file.mp3
Change that -C 32 to whatever bitrate you want. You could also pipe directly into lame, which will also read .wav data from standard input in much the same way.
Imetumwa kutoka maisha


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