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espeak
i downloaded and installed espeak, but i cannot figure out how to use it. i cannot even find it but it shows that it is installed on the apps manager on the nokia n810
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Seems to me it might be just command line? Anyway, using my Newbie link below, I put in espeak and got this.
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once installed go to x terminal type espeak "what_you_want_to_say" |
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Anyone come up with some fun/useful ways to put espeak to use?
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or alternatively: "Gee, Brain, what do you want to do tonight?" "The same thing we do every night, Pinky—try to take over the world!" |
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I'm gonna use it with the fm transmit to take over the radio in my car share for work, put out a few personal messages!!!
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There's a FM Transmit app for Diablo?
Could someone post a link to this? I'm not finding it anywhere. |
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Hi All!
I know this is an old thread, but I'm unable to find any solution... Maybe someone is watching (: So, my problem is: I use n900 with PR.1.3, power kernel v46. I installed espeak but it has no sound: - when I type in terminal: espeak "hello", nothing happens. - I installed espeakgui, has no sound either ("of course"), but it is able to export the text file to wav and play it via media player (or anything else) fine. I typed in terminal: espeak "hello", echo $?. Result: 0. So technically it is working fine. So I typed: espeak "hello" --stdout | aplay; result: Playing WAVE 'stdin' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 22050 Hz, Mono. After that I run espeakgui from terminal, and the result is: process 13135: arguments to dbus_bus_request_name() were incorrect, assertion "_dbus_check_is_valid_bus_name (name)" failed in file dbus-bus.c line 1070. This is normally a bug in some application using the D-Bus library. When I type text in espeakgui and play it, termial result is: espeak -v en -a 100 -p 50 -s 170 -g 10 "hello" & So it seems to work fine, but no sound because of some dbus issue. Could someone please help me to solve this? Any idea appreciated. Thanks, jm |
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On my N800 I seem to recall some bug that espeak wouldn't have sound if you just typed espeak "hello". You had to wind up creating a text file with the word hello in it and tell espeak to speak that. Then the word "hello" was spoken. This was a workaround but not a great solution as speaking from a text file seemed to have a large delay before starting to speak, which I attributed to having to open, parse and close the file rather than redirect from standard input.
Again this was on the N800, not sure if N900 version would have a similar bug or not. |
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FWIW, I have just tried espeak including your exact commands on my N900 and it works fine. |
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