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FS#8126 - Swedish voice
Changes svenska.lang to swedish voice strings. Rockbox now speaks Swedish!
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What voice engine did you use to test this? There are some “odd” spellings and extra hyphens added in there, and I guess they were made to make it sound better, but some tweaks (that are more voice engine-specific) can be better to have in the script that creates the voice file.
I would guess eSpeak-sv, since it is all that is out there (to my knowledge).
I would assume there are also Swedish SAPI voices available.
Point taken. I’ve changed the strange spellings. There are also a few other errors corrected with this patch.
I use espeak with a swedish voice (’espeak -v swedish’), and while there are some peculiar pronounciations I have no problems navigating blind.
After a quick look I think it looks good, but there are some voice strings that are not capitalized, don’t know if that matters though.
Minor corrections in svenska.lang. I capitalised a couple of strings. I tried to follow english.lang in regards to capitalisation. That means most of the “only spoken” strings are uncapitalised.
I made some pronounciation corrections in voice.pl. There is one problem, though. I am not sure how to handle ‘byte’ vs ‘byte’. As in data quantity vs (track) change.
Since “byte” is never voiced without a prefix, only correct kilo- mega- and gigabyte to -bajt.