Re: Any Progress on an AI Related Screen-Reader?
Samuel Thibault <[email protected]> Fri, 8 Aug 2025 16:12:18 +0200
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Aaron Chantrill, le ven. 08 août 2025 10:07:22 -0400, a ecrit: > On 8/7/25 22:31, Chime Hart wrote: > > Hi Aaron: I need to get some sound issues fixed on my main machine where Piper > > was installed with your commands. For some reason my laptop is not liking those > > commands. I just tried > > sudo talkwith piper-tts > > but it was unable to switch. Running spd-say -L only finds Alison 1 of my > > Voxin voices > > Chime > > Yes, speech dispatcher does not automatically find tts software when > installed. It does. > Some tts programs have modules for speech dispatcher, and I think > they get installed with speech dispatcher. And then speech-dispatcher sees them. When the tts is a library, you just need to install the speech-dispatcher module for that (we don't necessarily want to pull the library when installing speech-dispatcher, that'd clutter the disk and the list of synths). When the tts is a separate program, then speech-dispatcher module config file will detect it. > So usually I have to create a > custom module based on the generic module. It's another way of connecting to external synths. It's not the recommended way since that gives way less control to speech-dispatcher over the synthesis. Samuel