I am slightly unsure exactly myself what the problems were (as I said it > was sometime ago so can't remember fully), I just remember that at the > time the gnome-speech speech-dispatcher driver worked better (on my > computers it didn't seem to have any noticable lag that way, compared > with the orca speech-dispatcher back-end). > > I will see sometime soon if I still get the problems I was having with > the orca speech-dispatcher back-end, unless it is going to be added to > orca within a couple of weeks (as that will help when updating orca as > it won't need to be added everytime I update). > > From > Michael Whapples > On Mon, 2007-02-19 at 19:13 +0100, Tomas Cerha wrote: > > Michael Whapples wrote: > > > Some time ago, I did try the speech-dispatcher back-end for orca, but didn't > > > continue to use it as I remember that there were some issues with it knowing > > > when the speech had finished and sometimes missing parts of speech. > > > > Any more details on this would be greatly appreciated. Part of it might > > have already been solved, since the backend now supports speech progress > > notifications. Anyway, I'm not sure I understand what you mean. Could > > you please give an example for each problem? Thank you very much for > > your answer. > > > > > Also whenever I do an update I would need to re-apply the back-end > > > > This will change soon, since the Speech Dispatcher backend will be > > included in Orca (in a few weeks). > > > > Best regards, Tomas. > > > >
