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notification3.wave kommt (für meinen Geschmack etwas zu laut)
Aber keine Sprachausgabe :-(
Die Voice-Datei de ist vorhanden.
Ist das Problem f4 - female voice 4?
Ich teste jetzt mal mit en
Meine vollständige speedch.sh lautet jetzt:
#!/bin/bash
# Bugfixed by hawkeyexp
#echo '$1' > /home/pi/out
# f4 - female voice 4
# -s speed
# -g delay between words
sudo aplay -r 44100 /home/pi/.navit/notification3.wav & sleep 0.7 && sudo espeak -ven+f4 -s150 -a 150 -p 50 "$1" --stdout | aplay
Meine vollständige announcements.xml:
<navigation>
<announce type="street_0,street_1_city" level0="25" level1="100" level2="200" unit="m"/>
<announce type="street_2_city,street_3_city,street_4_city,ramp" level0="50" level1="200" level2="500" unit="m"/>
<announce type="highway_city,street_1_land,street_2_land,street_3_land,street_4_land" level0="100" level1="400" level2="1000" unit="m"/>
<announce type="street_n_lanes,highway_land" level0="300" level1="1000" level2="2000" unit="m"/>
</navigation>
<!-- Navit provides speech output in text format.
If you have a speech synthesizer like festival lite installed, you can get turn by turn directions out of navit. Please set the "cps"-value to how many characters your tts engine approximately speaks per second.
The default is text output to the shell -->
<!--<speech type="cmdline" data="espeak '%s' -ven+f4 -p45 -s120 --stdout | aplay" cps="15"/>-->
<!--<speech enabled="yes" type="cmdline" data="espeak -ven+f4 '%s' | aplay-" cps="15"/>-->
<!--<speech type="cmdline" data="%s" cps="10" />-->
<speech vocabulary_name="0" vocabulary_name_systematic="0" type="cmdline" data="/home/pi/.navit/speech.sh %s" cps="10" active="1"/>
<!-- <speech type="cmdline" data="flite -t '%s'"/> -->
notification3.wave kommt (für meinen Geschmack etwas zu laut)
Aber keine Sprachausgabe :-(
Die Voice-Datei de ist vorhanden.
Ist das Problem f4 - female voice 4?
Ich teste jetzt mal mit en
Meine vollständige speedch.sh lautet jetzt:
#!/bin/bash
# Bugfixed by hawkeyexp
#echo '$1' > /home/pi/out
# f4 - female voice 4
# -s speed
# -g delay between words
sudo aplay -r 44100 /home/pi/.navit/notification3.wav & sleep 0.7 && sudo espeak -ven+f4 -s150 -a 150 -p 50 "$1" --stdout | aplay
Meine vollständige announcements.xml:
<navigation>
<announce type="street_0,street_1_city" level0="25" level1="100" level2="200" unit="m"/>
<announce type="street_2_city,street_3_city,street_4_city,ramp" level0="50" level1="200" level2="500" unit="m"/>
<announce type="highway_city,street_1_land,street_2_land,street_3_land,street_4_land" level0="100" level1="400" level2="1000" unit="m"/>
<announce type="street_n_lanes,highway_land" level0="300" level1="1000" level2="2000" unit="m"/>
</navigation>
<!-- Navit provides speech output in text format.
If you have a speech synthesizer like festival lite installed, you can get turn by turn directions out of navit. Please set the "cps"-value to how many characters your tts engine approximately speaks per second.
The default is text output to the shell -->
<!--<speech type="cmdline" data="espeak '%s' -ven+f4 -p45 -s120 --stdout | aplay" cps="15"/>-->
<!--<speech enabled="yes" type="cmdline" data="espeak -ven+f4 '%s' | aplay-" cps="15"/>-->
<!--<speech type="cmdline" data="%s" cps="10" />-->
<speech vocabulary_name="0" vocabulary_name_systematic="0" type="cmdline" data="/home/pi/.navit/speech.sh %s" cps="10" active="1"/>
<!-- <speech type="cmdline" data="flite -t '%s'"/> -->
Raspberry Pi 3, 7" RPi Touchscreen, PiUSV+; Jessi, Kodi 15.2