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lfod:
The posted link for automatic talk file generation appeared to be Windows only, so I wrote a small perl script to generate the directory and filename  talk files on a linux box.   I use linux and have an iRiver H160 aka H140.   If you know a bit of perl you can customize the script to your preferences.  It requires text2wave (festival voice package) and lame, and I post the perl script below.   If people think it would be useful I can clean the script up and make it a bit more configurable from the command line or even attach a GUI.


#!/usr/bin/env perl

# descend directory tree on H160 and add _dirname.talk
# files in each directory, and file.mp3.talk for voice menu to use
#
# requires text2wave, lame


use File::Find;

#sub wanted;

# change this line to point to your rockbox mount point
$top_dir = '/media/H160/music/';
$tmp = File::Find::find({wanted => \&wanted, follow_skip =>2}, $top_dir);

$tmp = File::Find::find({wanted => \&files, follow_skip =>2}, $top_dir);

# create a mp3 file foreach directory
foreach $d (sort keys %DIRS) {
    @path = split(/\//, $d);
    $dirname = pop @path;
    $dirname =~ s/_/  /g;
    print "$d  $dirname\n";

   
    open(OUT, ">filename.txt");
    print OUT "$dirname\n";
    close(OUT);
$cmd = "text2wave filename.txt -o _dirname.wav";
#print "$cmd\n";
system($cmd);

$cmd="lame _dirname.wav \"$d\/_dirname.talk\"";
#print "$cmd\n";
system($cmd);
}

# create a mp3 file for each ogg/mp3/mp4/wma/m3u file
foreach $f (sort keys %FILES) {
    next if ($f =~ /\.talk$/);
    @path = split(/\//, $f);
    $filename = pop @path;
    $filename =~ s/^\d+//;
    $filename =~ s/_/  /g;
    $filename =~ s/\.ogg//;
    $filename =~ s/\.mp3/  mp3/;
    $filename =~ s/\.mp4/  mp4/;
    $filename =~ s/\.wma/  wma/;
    $filename =~ s/\.m3u/ playlist/;
    print "\nf:$f  filename:$filename\n";

   
    open(OUT, ">filename.txt");
    print OUT "$filename\n";
    close(OUT);
$cmd = "text2wave filename.txt -o tmp.wav";
#print "$cmd\n";
system($cmd);

$cmd="lame tmp.wav \"$f\.talk\"";
print "$cmd\n";
system($cmd);
}

sub wanted {
    my ($dev,$ino,$mode,$nlink,$uid,$gid);

    (($dev,$ino,$mode,$nlink,$uid,$gid) = lstat($_))
    && (-d _)
#    && print("$File::Find::dir\n")
    && ($DIRS{$File::Find::name} = 1);
}

sub files {
    my ($dev,$ino,$mode,$nlink,$uid,$gid);

    (($dev,$ino,$mode,$nlink,$uid,$gid) = lstat($_))
    && (-f _)
#    && print("$File::Find::dir\n")
    && ($FILES{$File::Find::name} = 1);
}

Llorean:
It would really be preferable if you attached this to the appropriate wiki page, the forums are not the appropriate place for such a thing.

Domonoky:
And also note that rbutil, can now also generate Talkfiles :-)
At the moment it supports only filte and espeak, but it works on linux, windows, and mac :-)

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