Ok, but how come espeak-generic has a volume control?
It has the same volume controll as native espeak. This is the volume level that you can influence from your client. The default however is the maximum, so unless you have already modified this default for a lower level, you can't go any louder. You can only make it more quiet. If you mean the parameters of the module like GenericVolumeAdd and GenericVolumeMultiply, these numbers can't be modified as they are calculated from the ranges used by the two technologies (except if the calculations are wrong, they should be fixed). Maybe eSpeak doesn't use the sample volume fully or something, but in principle, this is limited by nature of the samples and the applications producing audio data can't go any higher than this limit otherwise the sound will be distorted. The only way to increase sound volume then is to raise your overall sound volume level in your mixer or use some audio technology (which we are now missing) to simultaneously controll the volumes on the mixer and the volume encoded in the samples of the client applications as to allow independent control over the sound volume level of the various applications. I really believe the only real solution for now is to raise the overall mixer volume level (PCM or surround or whatever) and lower the output volume from other applications in use one by one. This problem is of course not specific to Speech Dispatcher. With regards, Hynek _______________________________________________ Blinux-list mailing list Blinux-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/blinux-list