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Subject:    [Kde-accessibility] is a more natural-sounding speech program on
From:       Gary Kline <kline () thought ! org>
Date:       2008-11-26 20:43:33
Message-ID: 20081126204249.GA61391 () thought ! org
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	The other day I listed to synthesized speech on a website and it
	blew me away.  Yes, festival does a fair job except for words
	over grade-school level.  (It stumbled on words with apostrophes
	that are usually encoded with a triplet-prefix, like 0xe2-0x80,
	0x90.)  With work in editing my festival pronounciation
	configuration filter, these things may be fixable.)

	So Q1: can anybody point me to these types of filters?  And
	any guesses regarding a better kind of synthesizer.

	thanks in advance, people,

	gary kline


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