Re: Possibly unexpected behaviour

[Lubos Pintes <lubos.pintes@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Jarek,
(this is quite off topic)
This didn't seem relevant until now, but because you asked:
I have a big hearing loss, especially on high frequencies. So I am among 
those complaining about "hearing but not understanding". Because of 
this, I am absolutely unable to use espeak. Fortunately for me, there is 
one old synthesizer, WinTalker voice, which still works for me very well.
Originally I wanted to implement a SSIP server for Windows. Not a whole 
clone of speech dispatcher as this is difficult, and maybe not entirely 
possible.
Then I found that Emacspeak is "more cool" and quite surprisingly for 
me, far easier to implement the speech server.
And my hearing loss simply forces me to implement the SAPI4, because 
this synth works best in SAPI4. SAPI5 is just an evolution, and not so 
important for me.

And yes, you are right, I could test this particular situation myself 
with espeak. :)

Dňa 4. 11. 2013 21:26 Jarek Czekalski  wrote / napísal(a):
> Lubos, I confirm this works ok in Emacspeak on Debian.
>
> But in general it's not the best approach to test Emacspeak only through
> the mailing list. If you are on Windows, why don't you install the
> release that uses espeak and test all the cases by yourself?
>
> Jarek


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