I've perchased vocalizer tts for android. May I use it with voxin on
linux?
On Tue, 29 Nov 2022, D.J.J. Ring, Jr. wrote:
Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2022 21:48:29 -0500
From: "D.J.J. Ring, Jr." <n1ea@xxxxxxxx>
Reply-To: slint@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: slint@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [slint] Re: Voxin on Slint 15
spd-say -O
OUTPUT MODULES
voxin
pico
rhvoice
flite
espeak-ng
spd-say "Hello there" works.
DR
On Tue, Nov 29, 2022 at 9:38 PM D.J.J. Ring, Jr. <n1ea@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Oh, drat. I had it working.
Now it is not working. No speech again in 15.1.
I got a message to send /tmp/speechd-debug-29-11-2022.tar.gz to speechd.bugs
but I'm sending it to Didier instead.
File enclosed.
DR
On Tue, Nov 29, 2022 at 9:25 PM D.J.J. Ring, Jr. <n1ea@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
I was having problems with speech both with ORCA and in console. In the
last voxin installer, it must have also run spd-conf for me, or I had been
running it so frequently that running it was nearly automatic for me.
So I ran spd-conf as my user account.
I answered as Gilles says in his instructions to answer that I wanted the default module
to be voxin, then the script asks if I wish to change it and as Gilles says say
"no".
Also Didier said this:
Do not run spd-conf, it should be rewritten (something I have in my TODO list
since many years...)
Instead, edit directly /etc/speech-dispatcher/speechd.conf and edit the line
that begins with:
DefaultModule
so it becomes:
DefaultModule voxin.
then reboot.
So I did that also.
Now I have my Voxin Embedded voice in both console and in ORCA;
Best wishes,
David
On Tue, Nov 29, 2022 at 7:24 PM D.J.J. Ring, Jr. <n1ea@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Yes, they all do. Just use the latest version of IBMTTS or Voxin
Embedded voices.
https://oralux.org/index.php?mystyle=o
The last tested distributions are displayed below. Much more should be
compatible.
* Arch Linux (August 2022)
* Debian 8, 10, 11 (testing)
* LibreELEC 10.0/Raspberry Pi
* Raspbian GNU/Linux 11
* Slint 14.2.1 (August 2022)
* Ubuntu 20.04, 22.04
Voxin 3.3rc6 is compatible with Emacspeak (IBM TTS), Fenrir,
Orca/Speech-Dispatcher, SBL.
The installation of Emacspeak and Voxin (Viavoice Outloud) is facilitated by
the emacspeak voxin installer compatible Emacspeak 53.0 and more recent
versions.
ET VOXIN
Oralux.org, not-for-profit association, sells Voxin on-line at low cost (no
financial benefit).
The customer will have to accept the licenses: for example, the voice
synthesizer must be used with the software components expected by Voxin, on the
user's computer and for her own use.
Visit please this page for getting Voxin .
INSTALLATION
Note: if you prefer a graphical install, please send a mail to contact at
oralux.org to get the beta release of the graphical installer (for Debian based
distro)
Voxin can be installed in a shell terminal either system-wide as superuser or
locally as regular user.
In a shell terminal, first uncompress the archive, for example:
tar -xf voxin-enu-3.3rc6.tgz
cd voxin-3.3rc6
cd voxin-enu-3.3rc6
Then install it system-wide or locally/p>
System-wide as superuser
sudo --login $PWD/voxin-installer.sh
Or:
su --login -c $PWD/voxin-installer.sh
Local install as regular user
./voxin-installer.sh
UPDATE
Voxin is updated regularly.
Your initial download link points on the last release of Voxin.
If you have Vocalizer Embedded and IBM TTS voices, just use one of your
Vocalizer Embedded links to update Voxin.
To be informed, please subscribe to the Voxin RSS feed or visit the update page.
Use your purchase receipt from Oralux for Voxin to download the latest release
which is voxin-enu-3.3rc6.x86_64 the Vocalizer Embedded versions are also
3.3rc6.
Best regards,
DR
DR
On Thu, Nov 10, 2022 at 1:13 PM David Hoff Jr <dhoffjr42@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Do Voxin IBMTTS or any of the Oralux embedded voices run on Slint 15?
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David Hoff Jr <dhoffjr42@xxxxxxxxx>
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