question about Gnopernicus

[Chuck Hallenbeck]

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There is a driver in the standard kernel for the doubletalk
devices. It was included there about four years ago. Can't that
driver be used? Emacspeak uses it. It was developed by Jim Van
Zandt.

Chuck
On Thu, 1 Jan 2004, Tom and Esther Ward wrote:

> Hi, I think one of the major problems in getting hardware speech with
> gnopernicus is getting hands on one of those synths. I'd behappy to work on
> doubletalk drivers, get the documentation for the synth, and patch it into
> gnopernicus, but I am not willing to put $300 on the table just to get the
> synth to write drivers for it. I feel many of the developers are placed in a
> similar situation.
> Does anyone know where to get doubletalks or other synths like it at a
> reasonible price like $25 to $50 range?
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