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Pico TTS unintelligible output #426
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thestinger
Sep 10, 2016
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Try the latest release (NRD90U.2016.09.09.07.12.48). There were known audio issues in the early releases. They were fixed in NRD90S.2016.09.07.12.31.09.
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Try the latest release (NRD90U.2016.09.09.07.12.48). There were known audio issues in the early releases. They were fixed in NRD90S.2016.09.07.12.31.09. |
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If this wasn't caused by the known audio issue, then it's possible there's another similar compatibility issue but it's more likely that this is an upstream bug. I don't think stock Android uses Pico so it wouldn't be tested or properly maintained by them, similar to other AOSP-only code.
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If this wasn't caused by the known audio issue, then it's possible there's another similar compatibility issue but it's more likely that this is an upstream bug. I don't think stock Android uses Pico so it wouldn't be tested or properly maintained by them, similar to other AOSP-only code. |
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This problem remains with the latest release. |
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That implies that this is an upstream issue. I'll keep an eye out for fixes in master, since what tends to happen is that they actually do fix AOSP problems but they never backport those fixes to stables.
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That implies that this is an upstream issue. I'll keep an eye out for fixes in master, since what tends to happen is that they actually do fix AOSP problems but they never backport those fixes to stables. |
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Note that there will be some changes to binary blobs soon, which might fix this, but I consider that disaster to be an upstream issue that I need to work around.
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Note that there will be some changes to binary blobs soon, which might fix this, but I consider that disaster to be an upstream issue that I need to work around. |
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fix issues caught by -fsanitize=bounds in pico tts #461
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Since it doesn't look like this issue will be fixed, would you consider including an alternative TTS engine such as Flite? |
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Oct 26, 2016
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Only if it's well-maintained and they care about security at least as much as Google does.
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Only if it's well-maintained and they care about security at least as much as Google does. |
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Rudd-O
Oct 26, 2016
On 10/26/2016 01:37 AM, okblgxag wrote:
Since it doesn't look like this issue will be fixed, would you
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This TTS engine actually sounds better than Pico TTS. I wish it could
be included, if it wasn't too much work to maintain it.
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On 10/26/2016 01:37 AM, okblgxag wrote:
This TTS engine actually sounds better than Pico TTS. I wish it could
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UnderSampled
Nov 5, 2016
My response to this was to add flite to Fd-Droid. Hopefully it should show up soon. The developer did respond quickly, so I think it's not that bad an idea to include -- but not necessary: I know some ROMs just remove the broken tts. This may actually help get AOSPers to notice the state of TTS.
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My response to this was to add flite to Fd-Droid. Hopefully it should show up soon. The developer did respond quickly, so I think it's not that bad an idea to include -- but not necessary: I know some ROMs just remove the broken tts. This may actually help get AOSPers to notice the state of TTS. |
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Nov 6, 2016
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Maintaining a TTS engine is far out of the scope of CopperheadOS and it doesn't appear that there is any well maintained open source alternative to the included one. Especially not one with attention being given to security issues. Better off using the bitrotted one from Google that will at least get security fixes for issues if they are found. If you want to get it fixed, take it up with Google and do it in AOSP.
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Maintaining a TTS engine is far out of the scope of CopperheadOS and it doesn't appear that there is any well maintained open source alternative to the included one. Especially not one with attention being given to security issues. Better off using the bitrotted one from Google that will at least get security fixes for issues if they are found. If you want to get it fixed, take it up with Google and do it in AOSP. |
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Rudd-O
Nov 7, 2016
On 11/05/2016 11:26 PM, UnderSampled wrote:
My response to this was to add flite to Fd-Droid. Hopefully it should
show up soon. The developer did respond quickly, so I think it's not
that bad an idea to include -- but not necessary: I know some ROMs
just remove the broken tts. This may actually help get AOSPers to
notice the state of TTS.
I can't find flite in F-Droid so far. Hoping it gets added soon.
Thought I'd mention: eSpeak as uploaded in F-Droid is broken too. It
won't load the voices.
Rudd-O
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On 11/05/2016 11:26 PM, UnderSampled wrote:
I can't find flite in F-Droid so far. Hoping it gets added soon. Thought I'd mention: eSpeak as uploaded in F-Droid is broken too. It
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thestinger
Nov 13, 2016
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FWIW, this will be worked around in the next release of CopperheadOS. It turns out that Pico TTS is broken when compiled as 64-bit. They tried to fix it, but they apparently never actually tested it to make sure that it worked.
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FWIW, this will be worked around in the next release of CopperheadOS. It turns out that Pico TTS is broken when compiled as 64-bit. They tried to fix it, but they apparently never actually tested it to make sure that it worked. |
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Nov 13, 2016
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The workaround that I just submitted upstream: https://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/302872/.
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The workaround that I just submitted upstream: https://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/302872/. |
Rudd-O commentedSep 9, 2016
I'm reporting this issue as it has begun happening with Nougat. One literally cannot understand anything TTS says. Happens at least with Spanish and English TTS voices.