Looks like I discovered the problem, so I'll answer my own post if
anyone else is curious. It turned out I needed to register the
TrueSpeech .dll for both the TrueSpeech format tag (0x22) and the PCM
format tag (0x01). Not registering it for the PCM format tag was the
main problem. Also, when calling acmStreamOpen() I needed to specify
ACM_STREAMOPENF_NONREALTIME to inform the codec I wasn't concerned about
realtime encoding, or otherwise it thought it wasn't capable of realtime
performance and returned an error.
I'm still interested in trying to compile my code under a stock libwine
distribution in case some problems are discovered and I need to move
forward with better .dll support. Basically I want to create a linux
app which loads some Windows .dll files but doesn't do any Windows
graphics or anything like that. Is it a simple operation?
-Rob
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