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Old 02-14-2011, 12:20 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by xlendi View Post
Well, and what about other European languages? Slavic languages as Czech, Slovak, Russian or even Polish are easy-to-read languages. Each character (or the couple of characters in Polish) has in the most case only one sound.
Well, this problem is more complicated than I thought. By ld_preload tricks, I can get the text stream between the reader and the ttsd. However, the control information are transfered by DBus, which I don't have enough knowledge/time to investigate yet.
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