AmarokTalker is a script for Amarok which utilizes festival to audibly announce the current music being played.
AmarokTalker is a fantastic Amarok script that utilizes the power of festival to speak the name of the currently playing music. This is especially useful for those who enjoy listening to music while doing other activities and cannot always keep an eye on the Amarok player. Festival can be easily installed on Debian/Ubuntu operating systems using the command "(sudo) apt-get install festival".
As a first-time Amarok script user, I found AmarokTalker to be a user-friendly and efficient tool. However, due to the script's complexity, some users might face issues with their system while using it. Nonetheless, AmarokTalker has been thoroughly tested on my computer, and it is working without any issues.
To use AmarokTalker, you only need to have two things: festival and, of course, Amarok. Not only does this script enhance the user's experience, but it also makes life easier for those who have difficulty reading small font sizes or the visually impaired. Overall, I highly recommend this script to any Amarok user looking to take their music-playing experience to the next level.
As a first-time Amarok script user, I found AmarokTalker to be a user-friendly and efficient tool. However, due to the script's complexity, some users might face issues with their system while using it. Nonetheless, AmarokTalker has been thoroughly tested on my computer, and it is working without any issues.
To use AmarokTalker, you only need to have two things: festival and, of course, Amarok. Not only does this script enhance the user's experience, but it also makes life easier for those who have difficulty reading small font sizes or the visually impaired. Overall, I highly recommend this script to any Amarok user looking to take their music-playing experience to the next level.
What's New
Version 0.1: N/A