OpenTX custom sounds

For macOS/OS X/Linux/Unix (Windows users see OpenTX Speaker). Uses say command for speech synthesis and sox for conversion of your own custom sounds for use by OpenTX 2.2.x. See OpenTX Audio reference.

Sample: hello.wav (right click and download linked file).

Usage

Using Terminal.app navigate to your local OpenTX Companion folder, e.g.:

$ cd ~/Documents/RC/Open\ TX

Clone this repository and navigate to local copy:

$ git clone git://github.com/brandonhill/OpenTX-custom-sounds.git
$ cd OpenTX-custom-sounds

Open sound configuration files to edit (and save), if desired:

$ open custom.txt
$ open system.txt

Expected format is a six character name (a-z, dashes) and the text to be read, separated by a tab character.

Sounds in system.txt should have the same names as and will overwrite existing system sounds or they won't be usable (without editing sound mappings).

Create your sounds:

$ ./generate.sh

Parameters

-l: Specify language code. Default is en.
-o: Specify output directories separated by a colon :. Will try to create them if they don't exist. Default is ../SD structure/SOUNDS.
-p: Play the sounds while generating them.
-v: Specify voice to use. Default is Karen. Run say -v '?' to see available voices.

Examples

$ ./generate.sh
$ ./generate.sh -l fr
$ ./generate.sh -o '../SD structure/SOUNDS:/Volumes/Taranis SD/SOUNDS'
$ ./generate.sh -p
$ ./generate.sh -v Daniel
$ ./generate.sh -l de -o ~/Desktop/OpenTX\ Sounds -p -v Kate