Hallo,
thank you for reply. However, I have compiled all the tools on my own (on
linux x86-64, or former amd64). I suppose, therefore, that correct endian has
automatically been chosen based on the platform. And all the files mentioned
were generated by the compiled tools.
Moreover, I gues that I would need to know exact format of the .pdf files to
convert them (if it is anything more complicated than a sequence of float
numbers ...).
Are you sure that the conversion is the key?
Thank you,
Dan
On Friday 12 of December 2008, Keiichiro Oura wrote:
> Hi, Daniel
>
> > Now the question is, how to "map" the files generated into Festival
> > voice. I tried the following mapping, but without success - the voice was
> > loaded correctly, but SayText("Hallo, this is the first try") command
> > consumed about 1.5GB memory and failed with message WALLOC: failed to
> > malloc 671088648 bytes.
>
> I think that it's an endian problem.
>
> software : file format
> -----------:--------------
> HTK : big endian
> HTS : big endian
> hts_engine : big endian
> festival : little endian
>
> > - duration.pdf --> voices/qst001/ver1/dur.pdf
> > simply renamed
>
> You should 'swap' command in SPTK to change endian.
>
> example)
> % swap +f duration.pdf > voices/qst001/ver1/dur.pdf
>
> Regards,
> Keiichiro Oura
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