espeak: A speech synthesizer

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mac84
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#16 Post by mac84 »

I tried this on New Years pup 02.

only thing needed to make it work:
symlink usr/lib/libespeak.so.1 >> usr/lib/libespeak.so.1.1.40.

thanks alot!
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muggins
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#17 Post by muggins »

@mac84,

thanks for that info. I just uploaded v1.40.02, and added that symlink you mentioned,

cheers
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#18 Post by muggins »

Uploaded v1.41.01.
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#19 Post by muggins »

Uploaded v1.42.04.
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#20 Post by muggins »

Uploaded v1.45.02. (Compiled on lupu520)
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#21 Post by muggins »

Uploaded v1.47.07.
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Pelo

Useful to keep an accent suitable

#22 Post by Pelo »

used in 2017. Useful to keep an accent suitable , because when you read all day long a foreign language, you create your own phonetic, and your pronunciation get bad.
I Appreciate espeak. But espeak is a real flop with my three Linux French musketeers.
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