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From: "www.borg-graz.ac.at/~mlang" <mlang@netway.at>
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Subject: Speech software
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Hi

I'm wandering if mbrola can be used on the commandline of Linux. A friend
of mine just installed it on his windows system and told me, that the
voice-tools are highly graphic based.
A comparison of Festival to Mbrola and probably other system of a person
who has used them all would be quite interesting. Especially according to
speech quality.

Regards,
      Mario Lang <mlang@netway.at>

http://www.borg-graz.ac.at/~mlang