Re: [misterhouse-users] misterhouse speech distribution

[Sean W. <li...@su...>]

Would you mind documenting your config files and example usages? That
would probably be very useful to new users.

--Sean

On Tue, 2004-12-14 at 09:11 -0500, Jim Duda wrote:
> Quoting EB (12/12/04 2:22 PM):
> > Anyone offer a good way to distribute speech etc to remote computers? I
> > was about to setup another pc running misterhouse and use
> > voice_client.pl =96 but it looks like this requires windows? Am I missi=
> ng
> > some other way to send speech in unix?
> >=20
> 
> I have multiple MH boxes running in my house.  I currently have seven
> distributed boxes, 5 of them are linux, 2 are win xp machines.
> 
> 1 Linux box serves as the main server, all the other 4 linux machines
> are diskless clients which boot off the main server.  No disk drives
> in these units.
> 
> All the MH boxes run and share the same code segments stored on the
> main server.  The is a baseline mh install for linux and mh install
> for windows.  Both the linux and windows machines share the same set
> of personal code segments I need.
> 
> All of the boxes communicate with each other using proxy_client_server.pl.
> I can send voice and sounds from one box to others or all.  All boxes can
> share the same set of remotes using a shared W800 (RF receiver) attached
> to the main server.  All boxes share the same callerID on the main server
> too.
> 
> The XP boxes use the Microsoft speech and VR tools.  The linux boxes use
> festival for speech and ViaVoice for VR.  I hope to transition from ViaVoice
> to Sphinx soon, when Gregg and Sean finish their efforts.
> 
> It's a really cool setup, I love it.
> 
> Jim
> 
> 
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