Thank you Mike,
Is there an easy way for removing piespeakup? The only file I have found
is /usr/local/bin/piespeakup and /etc/default/piespeakup. Are there
other needed files to remove before setting up espeakup?
El 29/12/2016 a las 05:38 p. m., Mike Ray escribió:
Hello Manuel
No, piespeakup will not work with an external soundcard.
This is because it uses my OpenMAX sound library to render the sound
directly on the GPU on the Pi to bypass the ALSA driver. This was done
because the ALSA driver stutters very badly and regularly crashes the
kernel when speakup is used as it is usually used with espeakup.
You could use espeakup instead of piespeakup and change to the external
soundcard and that would work.
Or you could switch piespeakup to HDMI.
Mike
On 29/12/2016 23:14, Manuel Cortéz wrote:
Hello folks,
Today I have received the audio injector soundcard for the Raspberry Pi.
However when I try to set it as the main sound system, I can't hear
anything when the pi is booting or when I try to use pispeakup. Is there
a way for setting piespeakup to output audio to this device or should I
use the default espeakup package in the distribution? I am using the
latest raspbian.
Thanks in advance,
Manuel.
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