A minor change to espeak-generic.conf

Steve Holmes steve at holmesgrown.com
Wed Oct 4 15:39:20 EDT 2006


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Does this mean if someone were to pipe all of espeak's output they would
not need portaudio at all? I know it is required for resolving links
when compiling and linking but it does sound like portaudio may be the
cause of several problems here.  Just what is portaudio used for? I
didn't look over the package.  I just compiled and installed so I could
use espeak:).

On Wed, Oct 04, 2006 at 02:30:49PM -0400, Lorenzo Taylor wrote:
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> Normally, it would be best to just speak the data with a
> straight-forward speak command line.  However, some bugs have come up,
> possibly in the portaudio interface that cause problems when doing this.  There is also a comment in the module that suggests there is some kind of bug with punctuation characters when running the speak command in this way.  I also noticed a decrease in responsiveness in eSpeak 1.16 when using the speak command without a pipe, but this is something new to versions later than 1.13, most likely having to do with portaudio19.
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> HTH,
> Lorenzo
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