s-macke / sam Goto Github PK

https://github.com/Sorellinda/Sorellinda/blob/Sorellinda-patch-3/projet0

Would you like to add more error handling for return values from calls of a function like fwrite()?

// Removed debugging statements
        if ((flags2[index] & 16) != 0) {
            index = phonemeindex[X - 1];
            if ((flags[index] & 2) != 0);
            phonemeLength[X] -= 2;
        }

if X is set to 0 (verified that it can be), this section of code ends up reading phonemeindex[-1]

Also, I'm not sure if that phonemeLength[X] -= 2; bit should be under the if statement, according to the debugging statement it seems like it should be but currently it's always applied.
Took a look at e23a526 at line 890, and inside Code48619 you can see it was originally under the check.

EDIT: I'm noticing a lot more positions that it can potentially underread from, basically anything that happens to have a [variable-1] in it's index.

When I try synthesizing 123456789012345678901234567, a segmentation fault occurs. When there are more than 16 digits next to each other (spaces don't matter), the program crashes.

zsh: segmentation fault (core dumped)  ./sam "123456789012345678901234567"

i was making a wav file for the entire bee movie script to annoy some friends on a bluetooth speaker
i ran into two problems so far,

one is if you hand over a big string, it will create phonemes, but for some reason will stop after a certain amount and use only what it had generated so far

another thing is it freezes up on special characters sometimes, i had to use a regex preprocessor to filter the characters and build about 1000 separate commands to run with it, so i could have the bee movie script spoken with this program

On windows
running a command like this
sam -wav long.wav 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
returns a file that cuts off at around 14.

Just wanted to say that I've ported this awesome lib to C#: https://github.com/rds1983/SamSharp
@vidarh's fork had been ported too: https://github.com/rds1983/SamSharp/tree/master/src/Vidarh

hi! anybody know how to add spanish speech?
thanks!

I can't find anything about it

Hello

I was wondering about this line in main.c:

unsigned int filesize=bufferlength + 12 + 16 + 8 - 8;

I'm not sure if this is a typo or expected, because the header should be 44 bytes.

Thanks for the project

Downloaded the windows executable version from the website provided in the description (.zip file included below for your convenience), but apparently the .exe program doesn't work when I try to run it, is there an extra step I need to take to get this program to work?

sam_windows.zip

olo
thx for sharing
comparing this phonetic alphabet:
https://github.com/s-macke/SAM/wiki/Phonetic-Alphabet
with 'original' pdf alphabet:
http://www.apple-iigs.info/newdoc/sam.pdf

the W whale should be WH whale

i might be wrong, not sure

best regards

aum
s love nia

Nice work! Hopefully I'll integrate sam in my project eventually.

I found sam runs into an infinite loop, it can be reproduced with:

sam lalalalalalalalalalalalalala

The #if defined GNU_LIBRARY || defined GLIBC at line 17 in main.c doesn't seem to trigger on cygwin, so those wrappers don't get included.

Once commented out, the code compiled file and runs on Windows command line, but that's not portable. Interested in a better solution.

Logs:

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  |            ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~    

System info: EndeavourOS, Linux 5.14.0-rc5-1-mainline #1 SMP PREEMPT Mon, 09 Aug 2021 10:28:23 +0000 x86_64 GNU/Linux

gcc v11.1.0
ld v2.36.1

Explain like I'm five, I'm trying to get wav files of sam's voice lines but I can't even run the executable. Tried opening the notepad for instructions but I don't even know what SDL statement or CFLAGS etc. means.

I just need a bunch of cool text to speech noises for my project that's all, thanks.

Hi, I recently forked this project. Works great.

Back to topic. In Poland there was "Black Box v. 8" (and v8.1) cartridge. It contains modified S.A.M.

Here are rom dumps and and CRT version:
http://csdb.dk/release/?id=83725

Download:
http://csdb.dk/release/download.php?id=105832

Also, I found standalone PRG. Dumped it from floppy some time ago. Here:
SAM - Polish language.zip

note1: if you press T, the rules will be in C000-CFFF, otherwise in 7D00-8CFF, and those regions will differ: 928B-92A4 and A48F-A494

note2:

#   (SHIFT and 3) gives Ę
$   (SHIFT and 4) gives Ą
&   (SHIFT and 6) gives Ś
'   (SHIFT and 7) gives Ć
@   (between P and *) gives Ń
(SHIFT and V) gives Ł
(SHIFT and X) gives Ż
(SHIFT and Q) gives Ź
(SHIFT and U) gives Ó

Sam has issue with certain words, such as "aren't" or "naive". I think an addition could be made that would allow to give a replacement table for specific words, or even complete table. The config file would be a simple text file with tabulator-separated match-phonemes pairs. If the first line would be #disable regexp it would be a simple lowercase match (usable for "patching out" words which aren't pronounced correctly (such as aren't or naive) without making your head explode by having to use regexps.

Example of the config file:

#disable regexp
aren't	AAREHNT
naive	NAIYIYV

There would be two new command line switches added to the program -patchtable which would just add the supplied table to the built-in one and -reptable which would replace it completely (usable for adapting SAM to speak in another language than English).

Could you reversse-engineer bestSpeech or keynote tts, and post its source code in c? It was written for windows3.1. The zip file containing its files is attached to this issue.
kngmm.zip

The SAM glitches out when you use btchshk hmptchsk btchshk hmptchsk btchshk hmptchsk btchshk hmptchsk in the web version as the input string.

if sam can sing in there website,how can sam not say a 50 letter sentence?