>>>>> "JS" == Janina Sajka <janina at rednote.net> writes:
JS> Jan Buchal writes:
>>
>> you can use the Festival speech synthesiser, that's a software
>> synthesiser for several languages, Czech for example. For this
>> you need speech-up and speech dispatcher which provide support
>> for speakup. More information you can find on
>> http://www.freebsoft.org.
>>
JS> You're forgetting, Jan, that he doesn't have Linux and Speakup
JS> installed yet. Speech Dispatcher isn't going to help him with
JS> that part.
No, I do not forgeten. For Linux installation exist more ways. You can
use some live speech Linux distribution for example.
JS> I have felt it important to hammer this fact home again because
JS> this point should not be obfiscated, especially given that
JS> people are writing in what is obviously not their native
JS> language.
JS> 1.) You cannot, cannot, cannot, cannot install Linux using
JS> software speech, not Speech Dispatcher's software speech, nor
JS> anyone else's software speech. Period. End of story.
No, you are wrong.
JS> 2.) Once you have Linux with Speakup installed, you can use
JS> hardware or software speech. You can change synths every hour if
JS> you want.
Yes, maybe is important that HW synthesiser cost about 1 thousand
dollars.
JS> 3.) There may, or may not be a problem using software speech and
JS> other audio applications (like mplayer). This depends on your
JS> sound card and other factors like the version of ALSA you're
JS> using. Advice is to use ALSA 1.0.9 or greater.
This proble is already solved. I any case a new sound card is much
cheaper then a new HW synthesiser.
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