* fix issues when remote excepts out
* Remove explicit clear_cache from MimicTTS
* Updates for using singleton TTS playback thread
- Cache is called on all tts's registered as using the thread
- Begin audio and end audio is handled by the playback thread
- Further changes from self.playback to TTS.playback for consistency
* Remove redundant try/except
* Consolidate general and TTS-specific sentence splitting
This performs all sentence-splitting at the same stage. This fixes a
subtle issue where a TTS splits a sentence into chunks and throws an
error on only one of those chunks. The fallback would generate a
sentence for the original un-chunked sentence. possibly saying the same
parts twice.
This also pre-compiles the regexes used to speed things up a bit.
Co-authored-by: Ken <ken.smith@mycroft.ai>
This reverts an unintentional breaking change.
A TTS engine may return a different file path than was requested.
This again uses the returned path but adds a deprecation warning
that this behaviour will no longer be supported in an upcoming release.
Fixes#2929
Hitting the entire configuration fetching routine with call to the
backend is not polite to do when just importing the file. This moves the
config lookup out of the global scope and into special functions for
finding the mimic binary and looking up the data path for the subscriber
voices.
If started up without Network connection the audio service would crash
importing the google_tts module as it tried to fetch language list from
google.
This restructures it to be a just-in-time check. It also adds a cached
list of supported languages to use if an error occurs fetching language
codes.
A small fix allowing "en-US" to be matched to "en-us" instead of the
generic "en" is also included.
Added a RemoteTTSException exception for non-timeout exceptions, Mimic2
will consider HTTP status code 200-299 as OK while other responses will
trigger raise RemoteTTSException.
- Tests for TTS base class
- Test for TTS playback queue
- Test for TTS Factory create
- Tests for Mimic2 TTS
- Tests for Mimic TTS
- Tests for Google TTS
- Engines now specify if they support ssml rather than the configuration
- The text client strips out ssml tags
- Engines can modify tags via the `self.modify_tag` method
Åke
Kris Gesling
Chris Veilleux
maxbachmann
Matthew D. Scholefield
Jarbas