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January 2008 Public # port was created. It looked for language specific and voice specific # files with very specific names, where there could be one language # specific dictionary and/or one voice specific dictionary for each of # the Speechify dictionary types for that language: # # /-.dic # //-.dic # # This section of this configuration file permits obtaining that # functionality in a more flexible way. # # FORMAT: # # Each line in this section defines a RealSpeak dictionary to load and # activate when a port is created (Speechify dictionaries must be # converted to RealSpeak dictionaries using an offline migration tool, # see the Speechify to RealSpeak migration guide for details). Lines # starting with a # are comments. Each non-comment line has the # following format, where can be "*" to specify all voices: # # # # For example, the following line specifies that when a port is opened # for the en-US Tom voice, en-US.dct and Tom.dct are loaded and activated # where Tom.dct is a text format dictionary, en-US.dct is a binary format # dictionary, and Tom.dct takes precedence. If en-US Jennifer is # loaded instead, only en-US.dct will be loaded and activated. # # en-US * 1 /dictionaries/en-US.dct application/edct-bin-dictionary # en-US Tom 2 /dictionaries/Tom.dct application/edct-text-dictionary # [PortMap] # In the SWItts API for Speechify 2.1 and 3.0, a host name/host port # pair are used to specify a Speechify server. Since each Speechify # server instance only supports a single language/voice, the port # number was also sufficient to indicate the desired # language/voice. However, in the RealSpeak environment, a single # RealSpeak server instance can support many languages/voices # simultaneously. # # To support smooth migration to RealSpeak server environments, this # file defines mappings from Speechify port numbers to the actual Amigo IST-2004-004182 13/114
January 2008 Public # RealSpeak port, language, and voice that will actually be # used. Since Speechify 2.1/3.0 permitted customizing the port numbers # for their environment, customers may need to update this table to # account for their own particular configuration. # # FORMAT: # # Each line in this section defines a Speechify 2.1/3.0 -> RealSpeak # server mapping. Lines starting with a # are comments. Each # non-comment line has the following format: # # # # For example, the following line specifies that when # SWIttsOpenPort(ttsPort, "myhost", 5573, MyCallback, NULL) is called, # a connection should be established to myhost:6666 and the en-US tom # 8 kHz voice is used. # # 5573 6666 en-US tom 8000 # 5555 6666 en-US Mara 8000 5557 6666 en-US Mara 11000 5556 6666 en-US Tom 8000 # Tom replaces Speechify 2.1 Rick 5558 6666 en-US Tom 11000 5559 6666 fr-FR Sophie 8000 # Sophie replaces Speechify 2.1/3.0 Sandra 5560 6666 fr-FR Sophie 11000 5561 6666 es-MX Javier 8000 # Javier replaces Speechify 2.1/3.0 Paulina 5562 6666 es-MX Javier 11000 5563 6666 en-GB Helen 8000 5564 6666 en-GB Helen 11000 5565 6666 de-DE Tessa 8000 5566 6666 de-DE Tessa 11000 5567 6666 ja-JP Kyoko 8000 # Kyoko replaces Speechify 2.1/3.0 Kimiko 5568 6666 ja-JP Kyoko 11000 5569 6666 es-MX Javier 8000 5570 6666 es-MX Javier 11000 5571 6666 pt-BR Luci 8000 5572 6666 pt-BR Luci 11000 5573 6666 en-US Tom 8000 5574 6666 en-US Tom 11000 5575 6666 es-ES Marta 8000 Amigo IST-2004-004182 14/114
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