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This looks promising

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I believe what you are looking for is something like this:

echo "*XBB*XC6*X08*X80*XC4*XA5*X83*XBF" NOLINE >SERIAL:

..but it would be far better to use proper serial device communication instead, I think there are some examples in the SDK, otherwise I'm sure you'll find some online...


- CISC

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Thanks for the tip. The "SERIAL:" part is only a placeholder in my macros file. I don't know what the proper "serial device communication" is. I only got to converting phonemes to codes.

Why do you use a serial for sending phonemes?

Looks like really unixish to me.

Originally, the Amiga was capable of doing speech synthesis.

Some hint of how things were done in the past

http://wiki.amigaos.net/wiki/Narrator_Device

and

http://wiki.amigaos.net/wiki/Translator_Library (but totally OS4 way of doing thing, read not the original AmigaOS way).

Hope this will give you some ideas.

AmigaOS is not like Unix.

A good starting point : http://library.morph.zone/Main_Page

Also, provide some nice example to write clean GUI with MUI.

@KuyaMarc

Sounds sweet! Keep up with the good job! :)

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KuyaMarc has already rage quit MorphZone.org.

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Where? When? Why?

[ Edited by Raf_MegaByte 23.07.2015 - 08:12 ]

Probably here: https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?forum=38&topic_id=11269&post_id=119930&viewmode=flat&sortorder=0&showonepost=1

For some reason he thinks that my questions where me mocking him.

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While that page definitely has some useful & nicely put together information, it's always a very good idea to add a warning when linking to pages from that site. Why?

From the front page:
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So in short, that site is written ONLY for AmigaOS4. So if some thing has changed, only the "OS4 way" will be presented (without any compatibility notice).

It's just way too easy to google for something, find links to that page, start reading, and when your code no longer compiles, realize what you just read (and wrote to your code) applied only to OS4...

Finally found the time to read into this and as far as I understand it uses an external piece of HW for the speaking part and only prepares a given text into codes that then generates the speech on the mikrocontroller.

Nice, but.....
Can I just send plain text or would I need to include all those fancy phonetic symbols ?
If I don't need the phonetic stuff, how are different languages handled ? (narrator.device could only do bad english and completly failed for anything else)

Looking at that GitHub entry it seems that your program is just a rather simple/dump frontend for the mikrocontroller, if thats not the case it might be possible to create a version that just outputs to AHI (audio) with the help of some local speech-linklib (I'm sure there is something like that to be found somewhere).

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Lmao