23 May
2016
23 May
'16
6:50 a.m.
Gene Heskett wrote:
On Sunday 22 May 2016 22:20:29 Felix Miata wrote:
I don't think its worth using it, unless one is impaired and really needs
some assistance. The monotone voice and errors were driving me crazy.
But I see over the years now we have more in debian (jessie) than before. I
had to download and install from source most of it for my testing 10+y ago
@Felix I added some notes to the bug, please report back
apt-cache search voice
festvox-don - minimal British English male speaker for festival
festvox-en1 - mbrola-en1 voice support for festival
festvox-us1 - mbrola-us1 voice support for festival
festvox-us2 - mbrola-us2 voice support for festival
festvox-us3 - mbrola-us3 voice support for festival
festvox-rablpc16k - British English male speaker for festival, 16khz sample
rate
festvox-rablpc8k - British English male speaker for festival, 8khz sample
rate
festival-ca - Catalan support for Festival speech synthesis system
festival-czech - Czech support for Festival speech synthesis system
festvox-hi-nsk - Hindi male speaker for festival
festvox-italp16k - Italian female speaker for Festival
festvox-itapc16k - Italian male speaker for Festival
festvox-mr-nsk - Marathi male speaker for festival
festvox-te-nsk - Telugu (te) male speaker for festival
festlex-cmu - CMU dictionary for Festival
festlex-poslex - Part of speech lexicons and ngram from English
festvox-ca-ona-hts - Catalan female speaker for festival, 16kHz HTS
festvox-czech-ph - Czech male speaker for Festival
festvox-kallpc16k - American English male speaker for festival, 16khz sample
rate
festvox-kallpc8k - American English male speaker for festival, 8khz sample
rate
festvox-kdlpc16k - American English male speaker for festival, 16khz sample
rate
festvox-kdlpc8k - American English male speaker for festival, 8khz sample
rate
festvox-ru - Russian male speaker for Festival
festvox-suopuhe-lj - Finnish female speaker for Festival
festvox-suopuhe-mv - Finnish male speaker for festival
mbrola-af1 - Afrikaans male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-br1 - Brazilian Portuguese male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-br3 - Brazilian Portuguese male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-cr1 - Croatian male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-cz2 - Czech male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-de4 - German male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-de5 - German female voice for Mbrola
mbrola-de6 - German male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-de7 - German female voice for Mbrola
mbrola-ee1 - Estonian male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-en1 - British English male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-es1 - Spanish male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-es2 - Spanish male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-fr1 - French male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-fr4 - French female voice for Mbrola
mbrola-gr1 - Greek male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-gr2 - Greek male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-hu1 - Hungarian male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-ic1 - Icelandic male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-id1 - Indonesian male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-it3 - Italian male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-it4 - Italian female voice for Mbrola
mbrola-la1 - Latin male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-mx2 - Mexican Spanish male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-nl2 - Dutch male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-pl1 - Polish female voice for Mbrola
mbrola-pt1 - European Portuguese female voice for Mbrola
mbrola-ro1 - Romanian male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-sw1 - Swedish male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-sw2 - Swedish female voice for Mbrola
mbrola-tr1 - Turkish male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-tr2 - Turkish female voice for Mbrola
mbrola-us1 - American English female voice for Mbrola
mbrola-us2 - American English male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-us3 - American English male voice for Mbrola
mbrola-vz1 - Venezuelan Spanish male voice for Mbrola
I filed a bug:
http://bugs.pearsoncomputing.net/show_bug.cgi?id=2657
I can't get KTTSMgr to find any voices on two different installations
on Stretch or two different installations on openSUSE 42.1. If it
works for you, please tell me what you're running it on, and if you
can, what I might be overlooking WRT to setup to make it work.
Sort of curious as to just what KTTS and friends were, I found it was
apparently installed by default here on wheezy, and it only took 5
minutes worth of configuring to make it read a gcode file to me. Using
the festival text to speech talker. But very difficult to understand,
another, possibly high pitched voice would have been better, but I
generally sing 2 octaves down from middle C, and this voice was actually
below me. But it in effect, almost just worked. This was running
ksayit, its front end.
Cheers, Gene Heskett