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Updated [Emacspeak] Drivers (fwd)
- From: Hans Zoebelein <hzo gmx de>
- To: blinux-announce redhat com
- Subject: Updated [Emacspeak] Drivers (fwd)
- Date: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 01:08:49 +0200 (CEST)
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Date: Sat, 17 Jul 2004 19:02:06 +1000
From: Tim Cross <tcross rapttech com au>
To: emacspeak cs vassar edu
Cc: lenzo cepstral com
Subject: Updated Drivers
Resent-Date: Sat, 17 Jul 2004 05:02:22 -0400 (EDT)
Resent-From: emacspeak cs vassar edu
I have just made available on my web site some updated drivers for
emacspeak. This includes updated drivers for Cepstral's Theta TTS and
a modified version of the software dectalk driver which works with
version 5.0 of the software dectalk.
Changes in these versions include -
- Two Cepstral drivers. One is a simpler driver which uses just one
voice, whicle the second is based on the original driver which uses
SSML.
- Inclusion of a generic-voices.el file, which may be of interest to
anyone who wants to add very basic support for a new synthesizer.
- A modified software dectalk server which will work with version 5.0
of the software dectalk. The driver has been "improved" by removing
some of the in-line dectalk commands. I found some of these commands
were responsible for some of the poor quality in the speech
output. Once I removed these commands, the server became much more
usable.
These versions of the drivers should work with the most recent
official release of emacspeak - version 20. If your using an earlier
version or a more recent version checked out from CVS, you may need to
hack things a bit.
If you find problems/bugs, please report them to the emacspeak mailing
list rather than me directly as then everyone will be aware of the
problems and maybe even the solutions!
Tim
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