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2013-04-10
, 22:07
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@ Vlaardingen, Netherlands
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#1342
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2013-04-11
, 00:36
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Yes, it is not yet implemented in the QML interface. The functionality is of course still there in the modRana core, just not yet exposed through the QML interface.
BTW, if you install GTK and use the GTK interface, routing works like on N900. Just not sure if Espeak is available for N9. If it is, even voice navigation should work.
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2013-04-12
, 16:05
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@ Czech Republic
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Just finished messing around and setting up mbrola myself
Not really that complicated but I did it with the help of Midnight Commander and dont know the console command from top of my head.
(mostly copied from page 62 in this thread)
IŽll assume espeak is already working so the next step is getting mbrola.
http://tcts.fpms.ac.be/synthesis/mbr...nux/mbrola.rar
extract it from the rar, and move it in to /usr/bin
I used mc for this and set permissions from the menu to executable by everyone (mc started as root)
then you still need a voice file
http://tcts.fpms.ac.be/synthesis/
I downloaded the us1 zip and unzipped it to MyDocs
next is copying the actual voice file to /opt/espeak/data/mbrola/
in this case the file is: us1
now it should work in espeak
test with : espeak -v mb-us1 "Hello world"
if that works youŽll only have to change the voice option in Modrana
voice parameters to manual
and voice string to
espeak -v mb-us1 -p60 -s120 -a %volume% -m %message%
Espeak is available for N9, but it's not in any official repositories; I put it on my server, the packages you need are espeak, libespeak and espeak-data.
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2013-04-14
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2013-04-14
, 20:41
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@ Czech Republic
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Say, is it possible to use Foursquare as a POI source in modRana? Google Local is quite incomplete for my country and many small locations are not available there, but are on Foursquare.
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2013-04-14
, 21:46
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@ Czech Republic
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* Sun Apr 14 2013 Martin Kolman - 0.40.3 - GTK GUI: pottentially faster automatic & batch tile download - and other activities, such as online lookups, that use threads - looks like gobject.init_threads() and gtk.init_threads() was not called before gtk.main() - as result, Python threads might have run only when some GTK events happened - this would explain why modRana sometimes downloaded tiles slower with blanked screen - QML GUI: new nested map laer selection dialog that shows all layers - it now shares the same data modeld with the GTK GUI - as a result, both GUI now should now show the same list of layers
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2013-04-15
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@ N900: Battery low. N950: torx 4 re-used once and fine; SIM port torn apart
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2013-04-19
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2013-04-19
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BTW, regarding OSM search, what about this:
* using the current presets by assigning appropriate osm tag combinations to them
* and also some sort of raw custom search by tag value ?
modRana: a flexible GPS navigation system
Mieru: a flexible manga and comic book reader
Universal Components - a solution for native looking yet component set independent QML appliactions (QtQuick Controls 2 & Silica supported as backends)