When using the auto-generated config, Firefox (and derivatives such as Zen) does not present the headphone icon in reader view, and websites using the system speech API fail to play.
For some reason changing piper.conf from this:
GenericExecuteSynth "if command -v sox > /dev/null; then\
PROCESS=\'sox -r 22050 -c 1 -b 16 -e signed-integer -t raw - -t wav - tempo $RATE pitch $PITCH norm\';\
if command -v paplay > /dev/null; then\
OUTPUT=\'$PLAY_COMMAND\';\
else\
OUTPUT=\'aplay\';\
fi;\
elif command -v paplay > /dev/null; then\
PROCESS=\'cat\'; OUTPUT=\'$PLAY_COMMAND --raw --channels 1 --rate 22050\';\
else\
PROCESS=\'cat\'; OUTPUT=\'aplay -t raw -c 1 -r 22050 -f S16_LE\';\
fi;\
echo \'$DATA\' | /home/azalea/.var/app/com.mikeasoft.pied/data/pied/piper/piper --model /home/azalea/.var/app/com.mikeasoft.pied/data/pied/models/en_US-amy-medium.onnx -s 0 --output_raw | $PROCESS | $OUTPUT;"
GenericRateAdd 1
GenericPitchAdd 1
GenericVolumeAdd 1
GenericRateMultiply 1
GenericPitchMultiply 1000
AddVoice "en_US" "MALE1" "Piper"
to this:
GenericExecuteSynth "if command -v sox > /dev/null; then\
PROCESS=\'sox -r 22050 -c 1 -b 16 -e signed-integer -t raw - -t wav - tempo $RATE pitch $PITCH norm\';\
if command -v paplay > /dev/null; then\
OUTPUT=\'$PLAY_COMMAND\';\
else\
OUTPUT=\'aplay\';\
fi;\
elif command -v paplay > /dev/null; then\
PROCESS=\'cat\'; OUTPUT=\'$PLAY_COMMAND --raw --channels 1 --rate 22050\';\
else\
PROCESS=\'cat\'; OUTPUT=\'aplay -t raw -c 1 -r 22050 -f S16_LE\';\
fi;\
echo \'$DATA\' | /home/azalea/.var/app/com.mikeasoft.pied/data/pied/piper/piper --model /home/azalea/.var/app/com.mikeasoft.pied/data/pied/models/$VOICE -s 0 --output_raw | $PROCESS | $OUTPUT;"
GenericRateAdd 1
GenericPitchAdd 1
GenericVolumeAdd 1
GenericRateMultiply 1
GenericPitchMultiply 1000
AddVoice "en-US" "female1" "en_US-amy-medium.onnx"
DefaultVoice "en_US-amy-medium.onnx"
fixes the problem. I would submit a pr myself but I don't have the time to find the code that generates the config.
When using the auto-generated config, Firefox (and derivatives such as Zen) does not present the headphone icon in reader view, and websites using the system speech API fail to play.
For some reason changing
piper.conffrom this:to this:
fixes the problem. I would submit a pr myself but I don't have the time to find the code that generates the config.