Re: [mh] Speech and faces oh my - promising projects

[Troy C. <tr...@ca...>]

Richard,

I've compiled RUTH with your patches, however, when I run it, the system ju=
st=20
hangs.  Right now I am just trying to use this with the "noserver" option a=
s=20
suggested in the manual.

Here's some output:

root@earth:/usr/src/ruth/bin# ./ruth -dumpconfig -debug 100 -noserver
# RUTH Configuration
  ui*width              350
  ui*height             350
  ui*x                  200
  ui*y                  100
  ui*centerx            0.0
  ui*centery            -0.1
  ui*scale              1.1
  ui*fps                true
  ui*rotate             true
  ui*debug              100
  ui*movie              false
  ui*moviesubsample     false
  ui*movieformat        TIF
  ui*tiffcompress       NONE
  ui*moviewav           true
  ui*session            false
  ui*hide               false
  ui*pipe               false
  ui*noserver           true
  ui*ignoreKeys         false
  model*dir             model
  model*model           model.m
  model*phonemes        phonemes.map
  model*headeye         headeye.def
  model*actions         actions.def
  model*gamma           1.0
  festival*hostname     localhost
  festival*portnum      1314
  festival*festdir      /tmp/ruthFest
  graph*graph           false
  graph*width           900
  graph*height          200
  graph*xscale          0.0025
  graph*increment       400
  canned*dir            canned
  festival*command      FDIR=3D%s; PORT=3D%d; mkdir -p $FDIR; cd=20
${RUTHDIR:-.}/festival; festival_server -l $FDIR -p $PORT -c srvinit.scm=20
2> /dev/null &
  canned*1              ca/nasa4
  canned*2              ca/misalign
  canned*3              ca/nasa
  canned*4              ca/arafat
  canned*5              ca/instruction

[Loading model: /usr/src/ruth/model/model.m]
Reading file: /usr/src/ruth/model/model.m
=2E..
It freezes there and I have to cancel the program (ctl-c).

I eventually want to get this working with Ceptral David, and possibly=20
Lawrence.

Any suggestions on the program hang?

Thanks,
Troy