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Subject: A Macintalk Question
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Date: Thu, 8-Oct-87 15:26:27 EDT
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From: James Spohrer <spohrer-james>


Is it possible to get at the waveform (i.e., as an array of integers) that
the Macintalk driver generates?

I realize this may be a stupid question if some chips just takes phoneme codes
and converts them to an analog signal. However, if the phonemes to waveform
conversion is handled in software then it seems reasonable to suspect that
one could get ones hand on the digital waveform. Any one know how?

Thanks,
Jim Spohrer
SPOHRER@YALE
432-1227
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