TTsynth question

TTsynth question

[Zachary Kline]

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Hi,
	I tried to send this to the list a couple days ago.  It never
	went through, so here goes again...
	I just bought TTSynth for Debian.  Overall I'm very happy with
	it, the only problem seems to be with spk_connect_ttsynth.  I've
	noticed that sometimes words get split in odd places, or the
	reading doesn't get a line right until I review it several
	times.  It's a minor problem, but still a little strange and
	frustrating.
	I wonder if anybody's experienced this one before?
	Thanks much,
	Zack.

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Re: TTsynth question

[Janina Sajka]

Hi,

This also happens for me and others using the speakup connector. At some
point someone probably should revisit the issue.

Janina

Zachary Kline writes:
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> Hi,
> 	I tried to send this to the list a couple days ago.  It never
> 	went through, so here goes again...
> 	I just bought TTSynth for Debian.  Overall I'm very happy with
> 	it, the only problem seems to be with spk_connect_ttsynth.  I've
> 	noticed that sometimes words get split in odd places, or the
> 	reading doesn't get a line right until I review it several
> 	times.  It's a minor problem, but still a little strange and
> 	frustrating.
> 	I wonder if anybody's experienced this one before?
> 	Thanks much,
> 	Zack.
> 
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