Closed victorbjorklund closed 8 years ago
Hi,
I hadn't seen this, and merged a newer pull request.
Can you integrate your code again? I'm sorry that I didn't attend to this earlier.
Thanks,
P
Gentlemen,
I was able to merge this seemlessly with the master, but the install instructions weren't sufficient for me to get pynova installed on raspbian/jessie.
If nobody objects I would like to make a few modifications to have it be optional so it doesn't error when it's not installed as long as long as it's not enabled. This is also how I want to add my support for the pico2wave/aplay TTS option since it is not yet trivial to install either.
(OK, I also want to fix an annoyance that I introduced where if you call sound_the_alarm.py without an explicit path it throws an exception.)
I will defer to either of you since it is your code. Otherwise I can have another pull request with these changes by tomorrow a bit after work.
Cheers, Craig
Yes.
Please continue. I'm happy to have your help.
All the best,
P
On Tue, Mar 8, 2016 at 8:07 PM, Craig Pennnington notifications@github.com wrote:
Gentlemen,
I was able to merge this seemlessly with the master, but the install instructions weren't sufficient for me to get pynova installed on raspbian/jessie.
If nobody objects I would like to make a few modifications to have it be optional so it doesn't error when it's not installed as long as long as it's not enabled. This is also how I want to add my support for the pico2wave/aplay TTS option since it is not yet trivial to install either.
(OK, I also want to fix an annoyance that I introduced where if you call sound_the_alarm.py without an explicit path it throws an exception.)
I will defer to either of you since it is your code. Otherwise I can have another pull request with these changes by tomorrow a bit after work.
Cheers, Craig
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I added support for Ivona text to speech (https://www.ivona.com).
I used pygame for audio since I couldn't get the subprocess audio to work (altough someone with more experience with that can probably do it) and thought it might not be a problem since the raspberry pi python installation comes with pygame package installed. But if for some reason pygame shouldn't be used it should possible to substitute it in a later update.