It is written that prolog "is convenient to use in conjunction with --ttw which otherwise does not offer any way to send commands as well as the text to the server. "
But it makes --ttw not work.
I have this error
SIOD ERROR: unbound variable : kaka BACKTRACE: 0: kaka SIOD ERROR: could not open file nil-mode.scm BACKTRACE: 0: (load_library (string-append fname ".scm")) 1: (require fname) 2: (request "nil-mode") 3: (tts_file tmpfile mode) 4: (tts_text " (set! after_synth_hooks (list (lambda (utt) (utt.wave.rescale utt 1 )))) " "nil") tts_file: can't find mode description "nil" using raw mode instead
If i use festival_client --async --prolog prolog.txt --aucommand 'na_play $FILE' --ttw myfile.txt
with my file.txt containin "kaka". and prolog containing
" (set! after_synth_hooks (list (lambda (utt) (utt.wave.rescale utt 1 ))))"
It is written that prolog "is convenient to use in conjunction with --ttw which otherwise does not offer any way to send commands as well as the text to the server. " But it makes --ttw not work.
I have this error
SIOD ERROR: unbound variable : kaka BACKTRACE: 0: kaka SIOD ERROR: could not open file nil-mode.scm BACKTRACE: 0: (load_library (string-append fname ".scm")) 1: (require fname) 2: (request "nil-mode") 3: (tts_file tmpfile mode) 4: (tts_text " (set! after_synth_hooks (list (lambda (utt) (utt.wave.rescale utt 1 )))) " "nil") tts_file: can't find mode description "nil" using raw mode instead