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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 in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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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 in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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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 in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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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 in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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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 in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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jonsd committed revision 235 to the eSpeak: speech synthesis SVN repository, changing 231 files.
2009-12-20 07:48:33 UTC in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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How did you open the command-window? My guess is that you are using Windows and clicked on the espeak command-line program, and that opened a command-window. In that case, it's as though you have already typed the command:
espeak
so everything that you type after that is spoken as text.
Instead, open a command-window from the Windows start menu (under "accessories"). Then use the...
2009-12-18 23:03:10 UTC in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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My email address is:
jonsd@users.sourceforge.net.
2009-12-17 11:41:19 UTC in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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Yes. in modes AUDIO_OUTPUT_RETRIEVAL and AUDIO_OUTPUT_SYNCHRONOUS, eSpeak calls your callback function and gives you a buffer of sound data and a list of events. Your program should play the sound data.
2009-12-17 11:40:31 UTC in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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This is wrong.
The voice attributes such as: language, pitch, intonation
are not for the CLI. They go in a Voice File (in espeak-data/voices) or a Voice Variant file (in espeak-data/voices/!v).
Then use the name of the voice file as an option to the espeak command, eg, to use Voice File "en" with Voice Variant "f2", do the command::
espeak -v en+f2
If you look at the Voice Variant...
2009-12-16 19:54:13 UTC in eSpeak: speech synthesis
