Emacspeak's exception dictionaries are implemented in the
emacspeak layer, not in the speech server. So though yasr will
work with the emacspeak TTS server for Viavoice (AKA TTSynth)
that wont give you exception dictionaries.
That said, you'll get good quality output and if you're running
an ALSA capable system, it'll let you use TTS in conjunction with
other apps that play sound e.g. mp3 players.
>>>>> "Hart" == Hart Larry <chime@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Hart> Well, last week I did purchase this IBM TTS, as I do
Hart> like this eliquence type of speech. While I am running
Hart> Speakup through a Dec-Talk USB, I wanted to try YASR.
Hart> While talking with Mike, an author of YASR, we could
Hart> not get the DecTalk to run, however, with alot of
Hart> fooling around, he got YASR talking through
Hart> speech-dispatcher. Major problem is that
Hart> each-and-every line YASR reads, includes the word
Hart> "speak" Would I have better results running an emacs
Hart> server with YASR-and how would we set that up? As many
Hart> of you know, main reasons I wanted to try YASR are that
Hart> the keyboard layout is quite similar to Vocal-Eyes--and
Hart> Mike is willing to consider an exception dictionary.
Hart> As far as I know only Jupiter--and maybe emacs speak
Hart> have any exception dictionaries. Thanks in advance for
Hart> helpful suggestions Hart
Hart>
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