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Fixed now in eSpeak 1.42.26, at: http://espeak.sf.net/test/latest.html.
2010-01-05 18:26:14 UTC by jonsd
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I wanted to compile the static lib with MinGW gcc and got this:
speak_lib.cpp:177: error: 'uint' was not declared in this scope.
This is the only line in all source code files that uses the type "uint". Where is it defined?
It would be better to use either something like "uint32_t" or "unsigned int".
2010-01-05 17:23:45 UTC by murkymark
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The klatt voices need the development version of eSpeak (1.42.20 or later) from: http://espeak.sf.net/test/latest.html
The klatt voices (klatt, klatt2, klatt3) are Voice Variants, so add them to a voice name, for example:
espeak -v en+klatt2 "hello world"
There may be problems with some sounds in some languages.
2010-01-04 11:28:40 UTC by jonsd
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I've heard a lot about the new klatt voices being very good - so I downloaded, compiled, and am running the latest espeak release, and the klatt files are in /usr/share/espeak-data/voices/!v, but I have no idea how to use them - they don't show up in the voices list.
Can somebody let me know how to use these?.
2010-01-04 05:44:48 UTC by musther
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What do you mean by "espeak.h" ?
The source code files are in the "espeak-1.42.04-source.zip" download, but there is no "espeak.h" file.
The "espeak" program in the Linux version is a small program which uses the libespeak shared library. It uses the "speak_lib.h" header file.
Do you have a specific problem?.
2009-12-26 18:29:28 UTC by jonsd
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Hi,
Please give us a copy of espeak.h so we can understand the program organization. Im also trying to use speak_lib.h in one of my programs.
regards
Soumen.
2009-12-25 11:53:48 UTC by soumen08
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All the eSpeak voices can be used with SAPI5, but they are only listed in the Windows SAPI5 menus if you enter the voice names (or voice+variant combinations) in the eSpeak installation dialog.
2009-12-21 22:43:54 UTC by jonsd
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Tried it...and kept getting the "path not found" response. I think I'll just have to keep playing around with it...I must not be entering the characters correctly somewhere. I do apologize for the oversight in not mentioning the system. Yes, it is Windows. I have eSpeak on Drive E so I made the substitution where it calls for Drive C.
One more question: I have a SAPI5 editor (TextAloud...
2009-12-21 21:40:59 UTC by skinnycricket
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Information in: C:\Program Files\Mbrola Tools\doc
says that the command-line program "phoplayer.txt" can play a mbrola phoneme file.
eSpeak can make an mbrola phoneme file with (for example):
espeak -v mb-de2 --phonout=mypho.pho "hello"
Try this, and them play the mypho.pho file using phoplayer.txt
If that works, then you need to write a shell-script (or whatever they are called...
2009-12-20 12:24:23 UTC by jonsd
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Hi!
Excuse me, I do not speak well in English.
I need use mbrola (de) voices with espeak command line.
But not work on Windows.
c:\Program Files\eSpeak\command_line>espeak -v mb/mb-de2 "hello"
h 86
E 41 0 105 80 80 100 80
l 65
o: 76 0 82 80 77 100 77
_ 301
_ 1
c:\Program Files\eSpeak\command_line>
espeak: espeak-1.42.21-win.
2009-12-20 09:04:09 UTC by delspam
