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Yeah, translating is not fun. I tried it ONCE with the whole file using Google Translate, and that was enough times for me.Originally Posted by AureliusMax
Anyway, here you go..you know what to do with the files:
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This voice file does not work for me (possibly Loquendo-based?), so I could not test it myself. Hope it works for you.
I checked by inserting your translations into a Dutch Voice (Zander) that does work for me, and all the available TTS and speedcam alerts worked.
Basically, yes. All or most of that is in the *speedcam*.zip UX file, so there is no point in cluttering up your sys.txt with it UNLESS you want to over-ride a default setting with your own..but if the systax does not match the UX file, it would not do anything anyway.
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SYS.txt
Do you have the complete sys.txt as the TTS button in options does not light up so guess something is missing in SYS.txt file.
will yout sys.txt it work for DUT TTS as well (flemisch)
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There is nothing in sys.txt that 'activates' TTS. It depends on the proper files (voice and UX modules) being in place and a proper TTS engine installed in Android for the options to be usable in Settings. Originally Posted by boblejeune
But, if you are curious, below is my sys.txt. It will not solve your problem.
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Attach the *voice*.zip file you are trying to use, and I'll have a look at it to see if it is suitable.Last edited by Mike Hunt; 4th October 2015 at 09:54 AM.
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