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> We would like to use eSpeak to generate wav files that we would play from our product.
The GPL Licence of eSpeak would not apply to the speech output (i.e. WAV files) which you generate from eSpeak. You can use these freely.
If you distribute the eSpeak program, then the GPL applies.
But I don't see the point of playing previously made eSpeak WAV files, except as:
1. A demo of...
09:41AM UTC on Jul 01 2009 in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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What do you mean by "eSpeak work with Links2" ?
I think you mean the "Links" browser?
Is this running on Linux? Or some other OS?
Do you use a screenreader program, or does Links have a direct speech interface?
If you are using Linux, it may be worth asking this question on the "speakup" mailing list:
http://speech.braille.uwo.ca/mailman/listinfo/speakup.
09:33AM UTC on Jul 01 2009 in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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I don't understand what you mean by "port into linux board". What is "linux board"?
> "Please let me know whatever must i do"
Please ask a more specific question.
09:21AM UTC on Jul 01 2009 in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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> Are USB devices supported??
This is a question for the Operating System, not eSpeak.
eSpeak does not know what type of audio device is in use.
08:16AM UTC on Jun 21 2009 in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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jonsd committed revision 221 to the eSpeak: speech synthesis SVN repository, changing 13 files.
11:32AM UTC on Jun 19 2009 in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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Do you mean that it compiles OK for you now?.
10:15PM UTC on Jun 14 2009 in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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This means that you are using version 1.39, not version 1.40.
It may be that you are using version 1.39 of libespeak
Check that the link, /usr/lib/libespeak.so.1 links to /usr/lib/libespeak.1.1.40
Doing
make install
with the makefile should do this. Or try doing the command:
ldconfig
I think you said you use Fedora Linux. I think I remember from somewhere that Fedora puts...
10:14PM UTC on Jun 14 2009 in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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What exactly do you mean by "debug the APIs" ?.
10:09PM UTC on Jun 14 2009 in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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Please explain what you mean by "new direction"?
eSpeak is used on platforms other than Windows, and for languages other than English.
I haven't heard of anyone who prefers "Microsoft Sam", although perhaps Windows versions later than XP come with improved voices.
12:12AM UTC on Jun 12 2009 in eSpeak: speech synthesis
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> Can I include libspeak with my distrobution??
libespeak is called by the "espeak" program. So if you have installed "espeak" then "libespeak" should also have been installed.
Both "espeak" and "libespeak" are licensed under the GPLv3.
> No error and no output until I kill the pervous espeak.
Does the "espeak"...
08:09AM UTC on Jun 11 2009 in eSpeak: speech synthesis
