Supporting phoneme-based voices in espeak-ng is currently complex, and has issues that need to be fixed in the core code before adding support for them.master
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### 1.49.2 - (In Development) | |||
* Support describing all IPA phonemes in the phoneme tables. | |||
* Provide more validation when reading phoneme tables and voice/language files. | |||
* Removed support for phoneme equivalence tables. These were disabled in the | |||
French and German language files. |
@@ -295,7 +295,6 @@ phsource/phonemes.stamp: \ | |||
phsource/ph_icelandic \ | |||
phsource/ph_indonesian \ | |||
phsource/ph_interlingua \ | |||
phsource/ph_ipa \ | |||
phsource/ph_irish \ | |||
phsource/ph_italian \ | |||
phsource/ph_japanese \ |
@@ -86,7 +86,6 @@ The supported languages are: | |||
| `inc` | `or` | Indic | Oriya | | | |||
| `cus` | `om` | Cushitic | Oromo | | | |||
| `roa` | `pap` | Romance | Papiamento | | | |||
| `und` | `und-fonipa` | | Phonemes<sup>[3]</sup> | IPA | | |||
| `zls` | `pl` | South Slavic | Polish | | | |||
| `roa` | `pt-BR` | Romance | Portuguese | Brazillian | | |||
| `roa` | `pt` | Romance | Portuguese | Portugal | | |||
@@ -116,5 +115,3 @@ The supported languages are: | |||
[1] Farsi/Persian written using English (Latin) characters. | |||
[2] Currently, only Hiragana and Katakana are supported. | |||
[3] Currently only supported using the `[[...]]` phoneme blocks. |
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name Phonetics (International Phonetic Alphabet) | |||
language ipa | |||
status testing |
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// International Phonetic Alphabet phonemes using the Conlang X-SAMPA (CXS) | |||
// transcription scheme. | |||
@@ -44,13 +44,6 @@ phoneme = // Place stress on previous vowel | |||
stress_type 2 | |||
endphoneme | |||
//******************************************************************* | |||
// IPA Phonemes | |||
//******************************************************************* | |||
phonemetable ipa base | |||
include ph_ipa | |||
phonemetable base1 base | |||
// The base phoneme table contains the utility phonemes, the consonants, |