Thread: Localize Text-to-Speech
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Old 02-08-2011, 08:42 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Tiersten View Post
Ahh. I assume you want to keep the original TTS daemon around for reading English?

You should be able to open the FIFO in non blocking mode though? What are you doing? You'll have to poll or use select() however if it is in non blocking mode.

Check that the reader actually keeps the FIFO open all the time when reading or whether it occasionally closes and reopens it due to some action or timer.
Right, I want to keep the original TTS for English. So what I plan to do is to my daemon reads text stream from reader, and take the Chinese part out and read it, send the rest of the stream to the original TTS engine.

Yes, I'm trying to see if it's closed. I might need a strace to see what the original TTS engine does.
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