Reece H. Dunn
Reece H. Dunn
It looks like this is changed by the Android TTS settings application.
A possible solution would be to use a different activity for the eSpeak UI -- keep the eSpeak.java activity blank for use with the TTS functionality.
I have seen this behaviour on an English Android emulator -- particularly on a clean/initial install. I'm not sure what's causing this, though. I'll need to investigate further.
**NOTE:** As you are not intending on using the event logic, you can run: ``` ./configure --without-async ``` The espeak program does not currently support Mac OSX. The build error...
Replacing: ``` casc_next_in = antiresonator(&(globals->rnz),glotout); ``` with: ``` casc_next_in = glotout; ``` causes example1.par to play normally and example2.par to play legibly (with fluctuating noise) until the end where it...
The sound spike in example1.par was due to the output value being +/- a very big number and getting clamped to INT_MAX/INT_MIN. This in turn was due to there being...
See http://jarek.katowice.pl/other/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=17&sid=0e29e0f6956ec2e6a2ffb597b77a3307 for information on building the upstream espeak on mingw.
Open espeak SAPI bug: https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues/1736.
IIRC, you can get it to work by setting the appropriate registry entry values. I can't recall what needs to be set. You should be able to find this looking...