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2010-06-04
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Originally Posted by debernardis
Hi Ernesto, thanks for your audio files!
it_IT
I admit there might be better voices than mine
There are just two problems:
1) The audio is a bit clicky/noisy (but this is not so important)
2) "slight turn right" doesn't mean to keep the right side, but actually to turn to the right (not 90°, probably less than 45°).
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2010-06-04
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Originally Posted by jav_maemo
I definitely will. :-)
Hi there!
I am not a native English speaker, but I recorded the vocal announcements for en_US anyway. If you can bear an accent, this might be of use until a native speaker can record this. :-)
I license this under "Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported" (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/). Would be great if you drop me a message if you end up using this.
If I find some time, I might also do a recording for de_DE (German) which is my first language. Just to clarify how to translate this: In what cases would the announcement "turn slightly to the right" be used? Like a street going off in a 45 degree angle or something?
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2010-06-04
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Here's my try on da_DK recorded on the N900 for authenticity... 
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2010-06-04
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#25
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mappero requires flite in order to have the voice. Where should I look for this application?
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2010-06-04
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#27
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Originally Posted by Patroclo
Actually it doesn't. It's a mistake in the text; the next version (3.0+beta8) will fix that and also make sure that the right codecs for decoding the sound files are installed.
mappero requires flite in order to have the voice. Where should I look for this application?
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2010-06-04
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#28
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What is the file format? i would liek to make russian translation (even knwo the girl to record) but it would be easier if i could just record separetly files, so i would like to know the names of files and file format i should use
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2010-06-06
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#29
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I'm going to try to use Mappero for a route I know later today. Hope everything turns out ok.
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2010-06-07
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what codecs to use to decode the sound files.
when i double click the sound files, n900 default media player play the sound.
but mappero just show a ! mark over the volume bar at the bottom left corner.
just cant get the voice, pls help
when i double click the sound files, n900 default media player play the sound.
but mappero just show a ! mark over the volume bar at the bottom left corner.
just cant get the voice, pls help
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I am not a native English speaker, but I recorded the vocal announcements for en_US anyway. If you can bear an accent, this might be of use until a native speaker can record this. :-)
I license this under "Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported" (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/). Would be great if you drop me a message if you end up using this.
If I find some time, I might also do a recording for de_DE (German) which is my first language. Just to clarify how to translate this: In what cases would the announcement "turn slightly to the right" be used? Like a street going off in a 45 degree angle or something?
Regards!
Jan