Bank of scripts for the Festival
After reading the topic "Teach the PC to talk," I immediately tried the festival.
And I was pleasantly surprised!
The voice is quite even, sometimes you just need to edit the words with two basics - the festival put one stress on them, and you need two - just write the word through the page.
Even if the words are not in the dictionary, the festival can put the emphasis not there - then you need to explicitly indicate it with the help of the plus sign (+) in front of the striking vowel.
Having played, in a few weeks I have accumulated several different interesting scripts. I set up a cron conversation from 8 to 10 pm every hour at 00 minutes - general information:
1) Date, time
2) Temperature on the processor / hard drive
3) Battery charge (as a percentage and even the remainder (do not ask why) in milliamperes)
4) Email Verification
5) Outdoor temperature (current)
And at 30 minutes of every hour - the full weather: temperature, wind direction and strength, etc.
Also every 2 minutes the mail is checked and if there are letters - it says “You have a new letter”.
')
And some little things.
And here's an idea: I'm probably not the only one who made the computer talk to me :)
Collect scripts in one wiki so that everyone can add their own or take someone.
This is how a wiki on wikia was created: “A bank of scripts for the Festival voice engine”
It is designed so that Linux festivals and users can exchange scripts for bash / php / other, as well as newbies can easily and without shamanism talk with a computer.
Now it is posted there:
1) Initial preparations - first steps.
2) Say the date
3) Speak time
4) Battery charge
As well as additional scripts related to the festival, but very useful for scripting:
1) Numbers in words
2) Declination of words by numbers
If you have any scripts of your own and you don’t feel sorry for putting them into general use, do it! :)
You can create directly on the wiki page, and you can also write a script in the comments for this article, and I myself will add them to the wiki.
ru.festivalspeaker.wikia.com
Thanks Helius for the push
And I was pleasantly surprised!
The voice is quite even, sometimes you just need to edit the words with two basics - the festival put one stress on them, and you need two - just write the word through the page.
Even if the words are not in the dictionary, the festival can put the emphasis not there - then you need to explicitly indicate it with the help of the plus sign (+) in front of the striking vowel.
Having played, in a few weeks I have accumulated several different interesting scripts. I set up a cron conversation from 8 to 10 pm every hour at 00 minutes - general information:
1) Date, time
2) Temperature on the processor / hard drive
3) Battery charge (as a percentage and even the remainder (do not ask why) in milliamperes)
4) Email Verification
5) Outdoor temperature (current)
And at 30 minutes of every hour - the full weather: temperature, wind direction and strength, etc.
Also every 2 minutes the mail is checked and if there are letters - it says “You have a new letter”.
')
And some little things.
And here's an idea: I'm probably not the only one who made the computer talk to me :)
Collect scripts in one wiki so that everyone can add their own or take someone.
This is how a wiki on wikia was created: “A bank of scripts for the Festival voice engine”
It is designed so that Linux festivals and users can exchange scripts for bash / php / other, as well as newbies can easily and without shamanism talk with a computer.
Now it is posted there:
1) Initial preparations - first steps.
2) Say the date
3) Speak time
4) Battery charge
As well as additional scripts related to the festival, but very useful for scripting:
1) Numbers in words
2) Declination of words by numbers
If you have any scripts of your own and you don’t feel sorry for putting them into general use, do it! :)
You can create directly on the wiki page, and you can also write a script in the comments for this article, and I myself will add them to the wiki.
ru.festivalspeaker.wikia.com
Thanks Helius for the push
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/89819/
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