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I figured out what happened. It turns out I was creating the .wav files in stereo instead of mono. I think that solved the problem.
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#2
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I just upgraded to Vizard 3.0 and am getting this error with a program that I previously ran in Vizard 2.5g. I know this is a bit general but I was wondering if anyone knew what was causing this. I placed the speak_sync in the plug-ins folder as I did with Vizard 2.5 but that didn't help.
Code:
Traceback (most recent call last):
** Load Time: 0.03 seconds
File "<string>", line 11, in ?
File "MoiraProjNeutralv2.py", line 17, in ?
import speak_sync
ImportError: Bad magic number in speak_sync.pyc
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#3
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You need to delete the speak_sync.pyc file in your directory, but leave the speak_sync.py file. Either way, I don't think you need this module anymore, as this option is built-in to Vizard 3.0. When creating the speak action just enable syncing like so:
Code:
speak = vizact.speak('file.wav',sync=True)
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