Jatin K wrote:
On 10/22/2009 09:39 PM, Petrus de Calguarium wrote:
Jatin K wrote:
festival --tts mytextfile.txt | what to pipe ??????
Just a wild guess, maybe...
festival --tts mytextfile.txt | text2wave
This is the sort of useful information I would like to
know, too!
Didn't text2wave file.txt -o audio.wav work?
Another idea, could one simply use
festival --tts mytextfile.txt> audio.wav ???
The audio from festival is being output to what I
suppose must be the standard output for audio, so you
should be able to simply redirect it to a file, n'est-
ce pas? I don't know what format it would be in, but my
guess is wav.
I have used text2wave it works fine
text2wave Mytxt.txt -o MyWav.wav
Yes, as you've found out, festival itself does not have an option to
send the output to a file, just to the audio hardware. text2wave does
have the capacity to send the output to a file via the "-o" option.
Of course, it'd be awful nice if there was a ruddy manpage for
text2wave.
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