GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 321658
ibmtts is unable to select/change voice of a different language
Last modified: 2007-01-18 22:25:37 UTC
Please describe the problem: although the TTS driver may support voices of a different language, it is not noticed when running test-speech Steps to reproduce: 1. install a tts plus multiple language support rpm -i ibmtts_rte ibmtts_rte_En_US ibmtts_rte_EN_GB ibmtts_rte_Fr_FR 2. run test-speech then list "all" of the locales. you should hear it change voices for the different languages. Actual results: I always hear the en_US voice Expected results: I expect to hear the voices spoken in their corresponding dialect. Does this happen every time? yes Other information: i'm not sure if it is a test-speech, gnome-speech, or ibmtts problem.
Created attachment 80343 [details] [review] Select/change voice of a different language This patch is compliant with gnome-speech r268. Tested using test-speech.
Committed. Please verify that things work from SVN as expected. In addition, I'm having difficulty applying the patches you are providing - I typically expect a diff to be made while sitting in or above the top level directory and I merely type "patch < patchfile" or "patch -p0 < patchfile" and things tend to work. With the new switch to svn, saving the output of a simple "svn diff" seems to do really well for creating a patch. Maybe I'm missing a magic 'patch' incantation to apply what you're giving me, however, and I could use some education? Note that I'm not being sarcastic here - I really appreciate the work you are doing and I might just be plain ignorant of the patchfile format you are supplying.
Sorry for the fuzzy path in the patch. It may be applied using: cd gnome-speech patch -p2 < ../a_exotic.patch r270 is ok. Thank you! Gilles
> Sorry for the fuzzy path in the patch. > It may be applied using: > cd gnome-speech > patch -p2 < ../a_exotic.patch Aha! Thank you. I now understand much better what the -p option is for. > r270 is ok. Thank you! Thanks! Closing this bug. Thanks again for your work.