1The Mac OS X build requires the Portaudio library. It's rather in early 2development stage and some integration details are still undecided. 3 4Building and installing the current version of Epos on Mac OS X: 5================================================================ 6 7 1. download a fixed version of Portaudio 18 from here: 8 9 http://lokisw.com/download.php/en/portaudio-18-2005-03-18-fixed.tar.gz 10 11 2. follow the steps in libs/portaudio/README (Epos sources) 12 3. ./configure --enable-portaudio 13 4. make 14 5. make install (with sufficient rights to install cfg files under /usr/local/share/epos) 15 6. install speech segment inventories (see cfg/inv/README for an explanation; 16 untar them starting from /usr/local/share/epos/inv) 17 18Running on Mac OS X: 19==================== 20 21 eposd starts a speech daemon 22 say-epos controls this daemon, e.g. "say-epos 'Some text'" means "tell eposd to 23 say 'some text'". 24 25These binaries are in /usr/local/bin, depending on your $PATH settings you may have to 26invoke /usr/local/bin/eposd and /usr/local/bin/say-epos respectively. 27 28Texts to say should presently be in ISO Latin 2. For example: 29 30 /usr/local/bin/say-epos --voice kubec-vq Ahoj. 31 32 /usr/local/bin/say-epos --voice vichova-vq 33 `echo -n "STRING_WITH_DIACRITICS_ENTERED_AT_A_TERMINAL" | 34 iconv -f UTF-8 -t ISO-8859-2` 35 36See Also 37======== 38 39WELCOME (in this directory) 40 41