Open ghost opened 10 years ago
Audio output is currently disabled in Windows, until we find a proper solution for it. I looked into QtSpeech, and it requires MSVC as well since it uses the same native speech engine that AP2 has commented out.
I'll leave this issue open, since this is something that needs to be looked into and implemented soon.
I see Google has an android text to speech API, not sure if that can be ported. If on-line, there is the google translate option. niqt / QtGoogleSpeech uses that.
I see the "say" commands in the debug console, but I have no audio output. Is there something I'm missing? Dependency? APMPlanner 2.0.0 RC3 Win7/64
-Reading through code, there is a note that this will only work if compiled with MSVC compiler. Maybe this is the issue. Maybe QtSpeech lib would be an other option than native speech engines?