Use TTS when sample is missing #1259
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TODO: Get TTS command from navit.xml. |
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Not from |
This was referenced Apr 12, 2024
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Both settings in one xml attribute is not pretty but it's temporary until #1258 is solved. |
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Thanks to @OLFDB the settings in |
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When using samples there always is text that can't be spoken: City names. It is impossible to create samples for all of them.
Instead of being silent, TTS is used to speak missing samples.
If you have a complete set of samples, text will be spoken using samples and city names wil be spoken using TTS.