TTS support
Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2024 10:03 am
Hi all,
I am developping audio games for the Milestone device of bones.ch in Lua.
The Lua implementtation for Milestone offers TTS as well as playback of sound files.
I develop them on my Windows PC and test them in the standard Lua interpreter, before I copy the games onto the Milestone. This works well, however I do not have audio support, except my screenn reader (NVDA) will be supported.
To have also the playback functionality for the sound files, I found löve for testing on PC. Unfortunnately, it offers no TTS, so I set t.windows = nil and consolee =true and launch my games. This works so far, but has some limitations:
- love.keypressed() only works when t.windows is not nil.
- NVDA gets print() output first after the first io.read() to get the focus.
Apart from this, playback works and NVDA reads what will be printed in the console with the mentioned limitations.
Is there a TTS implementtation for löve (planned)?
As I am new to löve, please apologize if I picked the wrong forum.
Regards,
Frank
I am developping audio games for the Milestone device of bones.ch in Lua.
The Lua implementtation for Milestone offers TTS as well as playback of sound files.
I develop them on my Windows PC and test them in the standard Lua interpreter, before I copy the games onto the Milestone. This works well, however I do not have audio support, except my screenn reader (NVDA) will be supported.
To have also the playback functionality for the sound files, I found löve for testing on PC. Unfortunnately, it offers no TTS, so I set t.windows = nil and consolee =true and launch my games. This works so far, but has some limitations:
- love.keypressed() only works when t.windows is not nil.
- NVDA gets print() output first after the first io.read() to get the focus.
Apart from this, playback works and NVDA reads what will be printed in the console with the mentioned limitations.
Is there a TTS implementtation for löve (planned)?
As I am new to löve, please apologize if I picked the wrong forum.
Regards,
Frank