Re: [Espeak-general] Cantonese voice seems broken

[黄冠能 <hg...@ya...>]

Hello Jonathan,

Thank you very much!

Another issue on Linux platform. If I compile dictionary with command `espeak --compile=zh-yue`. The dictionary is generated but there is no sound when speaking. But it works fine if I compile with command `espeak --compile=zhy`. Is it a bug?

I have made a lot of update to Cantonese dictonary in the past months. Could you please help to update it on http://espeak.sourceforge.net/data/? The new dictionary can be obtain in following link: http://www.eguidedog.net/files/zhy_list

And could you please rename the Cantonese voice name from "cantonese-test" to "cantonese"? I think this voice works fine enough generally.

Thanks again!

黄冠能(Cameron Wong)

----- 原始邮件 ----
发件人： Jonathan Duddington <jo...@ta...>
收件人： espeak-general <esp...@li...>
发送日期： 2010/3/13 (周六) 9:50:16 下午
主   题： Re: [Espeak-general] Cantonese voice seems broken

> In the latest release, some syllables of Cantonese have extra
> silence. For example, there is long silence after number "1".

Fixed now in eSpeak 1.43.11, at:
http://espeak.sf.net/test/latest.html

This was an error in the eSpeak program.


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