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skiwithpete / alarmpi

This is the latest version of the alarm clock for Raspberry Pi project.
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Status of pico2wave? #12

Closed HawkingJan closed 8 years ago

HawkingJan commented 8 years ago

I'm a bit confused about the support of pico2wave. In the readme it is stated "For pico2wave support (this does not work as of 2016/03/13, but may work in the future " but at the bottom "Thanks to Craig Pennington for adding pico2wave support".

I just did sudo apt-get install festival libttspico-utils and then pico2wave -w Test.wav "A short test" ; mplayer Test.wav; rm Test.wav worked out of the box without any compilation needed (I'm using a Raspi running Raspbian Jessie).

But if set

[trygoogle]
enabled=0

....
[trypico2wave]
enabled=1

I get

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./sound_the_alarm.py", line 42, in <module>
    raise ImportError('Failed to load '+section)
ImportError: Failed to load trypico2wave

And as far as I can see, there is a file get_trygoogle.py and one get_tryivona.py but no get_trypico2wave . I used git clone https://github.com/skiwithpete/alarmpi As there is already the section in the alarm.config and the thanks in the Readme and pico2wave works I wonder why the last step is missing (for me it looks like a very simple module but maybe I don't see some complications)? I would really appreciate to use the TTS locally with pico2wave.

cpenning commented 8 years ago

Sorry, the main ivona file was missing from my original commit.