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- 1. Talk about it
- 2. from within emacs
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1. Talk about it
OlpcWiki:Speech_synthesis#eSpeak
OlpcWiki:Screen_Reader
uses epeak
April 2008 emacspeak musing (from the emacspeak-list). TODO: See if this went anywhere.... see Emacs.Emac Speak
Free Icon-To-Speech: Open-Source Speech for Disabled
2. from within emacs
using shell-command for very basic control of espeak and aplay (see the core example code below) I’ve come up with the following program - speak input, region, buffer, or file.
Attach:speak.el - I’ve done some more work on this, but haven’t updated the file. It’s still pretty bare-bones pointless.
2.1 core code example
(shell-command-to-string "espeak -w temp.wav \"hello world.\"; aplay temp.wav")
(defun speak (sentence)
(interactive "sSentence: ")
(shell-command-to-string (concat "espeak -w temp.wav \"" sentence "\"; aplay temp.wav"))
)
(defun speak (sentence)
(interactive "sSentence: ")
(shell-command-to-string (concat "espeak -w temp.wav \"" sentence "\"; aplay temp.wav"))
)
3. EmacSpeak
EmacsWiki:EmacSpeak
source-forge home for EmacSpeak
installing on win32 as “it is worth mentioning that making Emacspeak for Win32 is not a trivial task ... “
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