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Subject:    R: Re: [festival-talk] using Festival with Java
From:       stefano.malagigi () tin ! it (stefano ! malagigi at tin ! it)
Date:       2005-08-30 15:59:38
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----Messaggio originale----
Da: nshmyrev at yandex.ru
Data: 30-ago-2005 
4.45 PM
A: "stefano.malagigi at tin.it"<stefano.malagigi at tin.it>
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Ogg: Re: [festival-talk] using Festival 
with Java

? ???, 29/08/2005 ? 19:17 +0100, stefano.malagigi at tin.it 
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> message from "stefano.malagigi at tin.it" <stefano.malagigi at tin.
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> Hi,
> someone can show me a little example 
about how I can call festival 
> within a Java application? What I need 
is just to convert a text file 
> into a wav file. Thanks. Bye.
> 
> 
Stefano
> 
> p.s. is it possible to convert 
> in mp3 too?...

>>I've 
easily created those lines that should do work for your. Of course,
>>you can use sox then to create mp3 from wav file. It can be done in
>>similar manner.
>>
>>There are more advanced java festival bindings 
and also you can
>>communicate with festival server, but that technique 
is more advanced
>>and probably isn't needed for you.
>>
>>About you 
error with Italian voice - it's probably caused by some symbol
>>in the 
text. Try to find out that strange symbol and report about this
>>problem to creator of Italian voice. It's purely voice problem


Thanks a lot! What you do is to launch an external application from 
java class, ok? But... is there a simple java method like the ones I 
found for C++ in the documentation (i.e. int festival_say_file(const 
EST_String &filename);)?...

For the problem with the italian voice 
what's strange is that it works with another machine running Fedora 
Core 3 and it doesn't with this one running Fedora Core 4... and the 
two configurations are just the same... the error is:

[root at localhost 
~]# text2wave -o output.wav /root/ciccio.txt -eval "(voice_pc_mbrola)"
SIOD ERROR: wrong type of argument to get_c_val


Thank you very much 
again for your help. Bye.

Stefano
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