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I followed the instructions and I'm getting: Warning: HTS_fopen: Cannot open hts/htsvoice. aplay: main:666: bad speed value 0 aplay: main:666: bad speed
by TylerLives 5y ago
I followed the instructions and I'm getting:
Warning: HTS_fopen: Cannot open hts/htsvoice.
aplay: main:666: bad speed value 0
aplay: main:666: bad speed value 0
nil
I'm using Pop OS 20.04(based on the same version of Ubuntu) and Festival 2.5.0
- frumiousirc 5y agoPerhaps these lines from Debian 11's /etc/festival.scm are not added to your install and may help? ;; Debian-specific: Use aplay to play audio (Parameter.set 'Audio_Command "aplay -q -c 1 -t raw -f s16 -r $SR $FILE") (Parameter.set 'Audio_Method 'Audio_Command) In any case, I do not see this error on Debian. I did however go through the motion of installing the nitech voices before reading that they only work with older versions of festival. Doh!
- superkuh 5y agoYep. This one of of the primary reasons I keep a 2010-era Ubuntu 10.04 box around: a working platform for festival 1.9x and high quality TTS voices. Modern distros packing 2.x are a big step backwards. I've tried to get things working as well as they did in Ubuntu 10.04 on Ubuntu 14.04 and it's not really possible; even worse on Debian 10/11.
- TylerLives 5y agoThose lines were already in the config file. I'll try compiling Festival from source when I get home. Some people say that worked for them.