I have written a simple application for asterisk 1.6 that uses the Flite tts engine to render text to speech. Source is available here: http://zaf.github.com/Asterisk-Flite/ It works more or less like the festival app, can use cache etc. Its only tested against asterisk 1.6.1 on X86 linux but i guess it works for other 1.6 branches too. Comments, fixes and suggestion are welcome. zaf
Lefteris Zafiris schrieb:> I have written a simple application for asterisk 1.6 that uses the Flite > tts engine to render text to speech. > Source is available here: http://zaf.github.com/Asterisk-Flite/ > It works more or less like the festival app, can use cache etc. > Its only tested against asterisk 1.6.1 on X86 linux but i guess it works > for other 1.6 branches too. Comments, fixes and suggestion are welcome.Hi Zaf! I wonder what is the benefit of using Flite over Festival? thanks klaus
Klaus Darilion wrote:> > Lefteris Zafiris schrieb: >> I have written a simple application for asterisk 1.6 that uses the Flite >> tts engine to render text to speech. >> Source is available here: http://zaf.github.com/Asterisk-Flite/ >> It works more or less like the festival app, can use cache etc. >> Its only tested against asterisk 1.6.1 on X86 linux but i guess it works >> for other 1.6 branches too. Comments, fixes and suggestion are welcome. > > Hi Zaf! > > I wonder what is the benefit of using Flite over Festival? > > thanks > klaus >Flite is lightweight, simple and easy to install, thers no need for configuration to get it running no deamon etc etc and can be ran even in embedded systems. For more info check flite home page: http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/flite/