Hi Ivan:

Yeap I upload my session (without the "chics") to the voxforge server at http://www.voxforge.org/home/submit/audiobooks/ftp-submissions just now...and I let know to Ken to put a link somewhere...

Next days I going to upload more session from me and other guys here at my Uni...

About the auto script...weird as I tell you is claiming about "ubanov" folders averywhare, so I'm using 3.00 version still...

I'm confuse about how to use your "mierdaprogramas" and the step in voxforge tutorial about how to create the grammar, find phonemes, etc...as I tell you I want to generate a more big grammar based on the words that I attach you a couple of message ago..

Cheers,

Mauricio

HI Ivan,

>I need help in order to upload all my spanish speech recognition to

>subversion repository

I thought I replied to all my outstanding emails, but I must have missed that one...

To checkout the code in the VoxForge Spanish subversion repository, execute this command:

    $ svn checkout  http://www.dev.voxforge.org/svn/es/Trunk

This will create a Trunk directory on your computer in your current directory (the Trunk directory is your "working copy").  You need to checkout the Trunk before you can upload any new content to the subversion repository.

To add a new file (or directory) to the VoxForge Subversion Repository, (1) create the file in your Trunk directory, and then (2) svn add it to your local "working copy", then (3) svn commit it to the Voxforge Repository as follows:

    $ svn add -N /Trunk/test

(where test can be a file name or a library name)

    $ svn commit -m "comment describing changes you made" Trunk

Authentication realm: <http://www.dev.voxforge.org:80> VoxForge Subversion Server
Password for 'yourusername':

Adding         Trunk/test
Transmitting file data .
Committed revision 10.

It will ask you for a password for the username you are currently logged-in as on your computer.  If that is different than the one you use for VoxForge Subversion, then hit enter, and Subversion will ask for a username and then a password.  Use the username and password I sent you in my Nov 12 email to you.

This whole process is done much more easily using an SVN client (like Rapidsvn or kdesvn) or from and IDE (like Eclipse).

Ken

Hi Mauricio,

Here is the link to your submission: buhochileno_ES_01

I noticed that you recorded you submission in stereo format.  This actually doubles the size of your files (even if nothing is recorded in the second channel).  I would recommend that you record any further submission in  mono audio format, since that is what we use to create acoustic models.

thanks,

Ken

I wrote you a email in hotmail last week, but it's not in my sent folder... then I suppose that the problem was mine or hotmail.

I didn't only that I needed was the svn add * command :-P

Today I have checked out the directory, then make changes, and begin to commit the changes. In the middle of the process I have a problem with the network, and have one error.

Now I can't commit the changes again.

svn: Commit failed (details follow):

svn: MKACTIVITY of '/svn/es/!svn/act/5e6c0c2c-2b13-495d-bbd9-22f73b1956ef': Could not parse response status line. (http://www.dev.voxforge.org)
May be anything is corrupted?

Thanks in advance.

Browsing Internet, I have found the response. The problem is that in my home I have a squid proxy in mode transparent, and then appear the situation described in the following page: http://tumblelog.marco.org/36354137/svn-mkactivity-could-not-parse-response-status-line

I have desactivated the transparent proxy, and now I'm uploading the contents to svn.

When the upload is finished I will post one email in the forum.

The trunk has all the spanish voices ready to compile julian files with HTK.

In the trunk there are more phrases than in the voxforge.org site (Ken maybe you could update voxforge.org site with new ones? they are easy to look for :-D

HI Ubanov,

>Ken maybe you could update voxforge.org site with new ones?

I need to add the Spanish svn repository to my automatic VoxForge Speech Corpus Respitory scripts... then, as you add new audio to the svn repository, it will automatically create gzipped tar files in:

http://www.repository.voxforge1.org/downloads/es/

basically replicating the svn structure but on a server that has quicker download speeds.

Ken