[raspberry-vi] Re: Version 1!
- From: Gregory Osborne <Gregory.Osborne@xxxxxx>
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- Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2014 18:37:26 +0000
Mike,
I'm just curious.
Have you tried your new code with the banana Pi version of raspbian yet?
I'm thinking (possibly in error) since it's supposed to be software compatible
with the Raspberry, and since it runs raspbian, this same process should work.
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Hello list,
It's time for version 1 to see the light of day!
If you can, start with a fresh install of Raspbian, and then:
# to clone my repo:
git clone https://github.com/cromarty/ttsprojects.git
Build and install the lib:
cd ttsprojects/raspberry-pi/libilctts/build
sudo ./build.sh
Now build and install piespeakup and dependancies (espeak only)
cd ../../piespeakup
sudo ./build.sh
When this finishes, reboot with a speaker plugged into the analogue audio jack
and you should hear it shut down and then after a while it starts to boot again
and comes up speaking.
Changing to hdmi audio:
I would be grateful if somebody with an HDMI monitor could test HDMI audio...
sudo nano /etc/default/piespeakup
Change:
DEVICE=local
To:
DEVICE=hdmi
Save and reboot. Note that at the moment there is no way to switch from local
to hdmi without stopping and restarting piespeakup, like this:
sudo service piespeakup restart
After editing /etc/default/piespeakup
I have tested the build process on a fresh card a couple of times but this is
an 'alpha' release.
Mike
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