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Reported by vrdhn on 2015-07-15 06:31
This happens when I start nvda.pyw from python ( not the windows pythonw ).
Following messages are displayed in the cmd window:
Bad voice attribute: to
Bad voice attribute: 5
Bad voice attribute: ther
The string 'Bad Voice attribute' is present in espeak.dll.
I've verified these attributes are NOT passed to espeak from NVDA.
This can be an espeak data file issue. I was not able to locate the exact language / variant show this.
These are the lines from nvda.ini which are showing this behaviour:
[= espeak
[[espeak](speech]
synth)]
voice = default
variant = Mr serious
rate = 55
pitch = 81
inflection = 70
volume = 80
My system regional languages is set to English India
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I fixed these bad voice attribute messages in my espeak GitHub fork on 2013-09-05 (rhdunn/espeak@f6db58e) after importing the NVDA variants. This was long before I created the espeak-ng project which incorporates these fixes.
Reported by vrdhn on 2015-07-15 06:31
This happens when I start nvda.pyw from python ( not the windows pythonw ).
Following messages are displayed in the cmd window:
Bad voice attribute: to
Bad voice attribute: 5
Bad voice attribute: ther
The string 'Bad Voice attribute' is present in espeak.dll.
I've verified these attributes are NOT passed to espeak from NVDA.
This can be an espeak data file issue. I was not able to locate the exact language / variant show this.
These are the lines from nvda.ini which are showing this behaviour:
[= espeak
[[espeak](speech]
synth)]
voice = default
variant = Mr serious
rate = 55
pitch = 81
inflection = 70
volume = 80
My system regional languages is set to English India
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: