Yes. I know what the .talk files are and how they are normally created. I was wondering if there was a way to create them without the rockbox utility, as I do not have access to a computer right now. I was thinking maybe record the song names, then use an online converter to convert them to a format similar to .talk, then rename the ending to .talk. However, so far I have tried .mp3, .wav and .og. I tried .og after googeling and finding out that speex files are like .og files and I think .talk files are like .speeks files, but not sure. Anyhow, everything I have tried so far has not worked. I heard something about older versions of rockbox using .mp3 files as .talk files. I wish they had not moved away from that.
----- Original Message ----- From: The New Vision Store <nvs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To: Jessica Brown <justforlistmessages531@xxxxxxxxx Date sent: Mon, 2 Feb 2015 17:27:05 -0500 (EST) Subject: Re: [tmp] using .mp3 files as .talk files hi Jessica;As someone will probably write in fuller detail, the .talk files are created when you run the utility. It is a tiny file that tells the player what to say. That means your player must have both the .mp3 (content) and the .talk (speach info) in order to play. Most people keep the file extensions featured off or set to another setting which does not show all files. If they had it set to all files (which I don't do, because I know the .talk files are there after experiencing this very same thing) they would see that each .mp3 is followed by a .talk file of the same
name. so beatles oblahdee.mp3 is followed by Beatles ohblahdee.mp3.talk in order for them to play on the sansa.When you run the utility in a folder it creates a little .talk for every file in that folder. but, only the .mp3 files can make use of it in the
sansa. hth On Sun, 1 Feb 2015, Jessica Brown wrote:Hi. If I have some .mp3 files that I want to use for .talk files, is there a
way to convert them from .mp3 to .talk? Thank you.
