Re: accessibility tts issues with alsa

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Hi!
   I guess you work with orca? Ever suspected festival? I had some trouble with 
it. But I can't tell you what I did then, because now, I only use JACK. Maybe 
that's an alternative?
   Configure your asound.conf so, that the "!default" PCM-device is just passed 
to JACK and then start JACK. JACK's main goal was to be fast and 
realtime-safe. Then alsa should just see the hardware-independent 
JACK-interface.
   If that's an alternative, but you don't know, how to configure the 
JACK-thingy with alsa, just get back and I can mail you my config.
   Kindest regards
          Julien

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