Hi, Shane: We have some dozen language models available, and those do indeed include U.K. English. We've managed to work around some bugs, though by no means all of them. For instance, TTSynth will run on Ubuntu now, where not so long ago it didn't. However, you'll still need libstdc++ compatibility, which your apt should happily install for you when you install TTSynth. Ditto for Fedora rpms. Headers are available separately. See: http://sf.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=154669 Shane writes: > On Thu, Jun 07, 2007 at 12:40:01PM -0400, Janina Sajka wrote: > > * IBM's incomparable IBM TTS text to speech (formerly called > > ViaVoice) > > Only part that matters. Has anyone developed with this > yet? Does it come with library headers and is it a later > version than the ibm viavoice previously distributed. That > version wouldn't link properly against newer libstdc++ and > had issues where it puked if a linked program forked. Just > wondering if they've resolved these as otherwise it's a > hell of an engine. Oh also, is the english UK voice > available?
