You know you have just renamed a html file to a txt file, don't you?
One can hardly convert a html file to a txt file, I mean in a way that the html tags disappear (yes, you can parse it with sed, but it's not recommended)
What do you think about this (yes, it looks complicated, but it might be a way better solution)...
In the download folder;
(Make sure there are only files downloaded from link.txt, just in case...)
extracts the "path" to the download link for the appropriate pdf file.
creates a file tcode-pdf.txt with testcode-pdfname pairs (later, this is used in the renaming process)
generates a download list
Code:
wget -x -i /tmp/list2.txt
This time, wget will download PDFs
Code:
awk '{ A[$1]=$2; next} END { for (i in A) print "mv \x27"A[i]"\x27",i".pdf" }' /tmp/tcode-pdf.txt | sh
This awk command will generate commands (and execute them) to rename the cryptic filename of the pdf to testcode.pdf
E.g. test-pdf.php?testid=4125 to MM123.pdf
Code:
for i in *.pdf; do
pdftotext "$i"
done
convert pdfs to txt files.
I've experimented with one test-code and the output looks very viable
Last edited by junior-helper; 12-12-2014 at 06:33 PM..
Reason: substituted "pdftotext *.pdf" with a for loop
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
open_jtalk
open_jtalk(1) General Commands Manual open_jtalk(1)NAME
open_jtalk -- Japanese TTS system
SYNOPSIS
open_jtalk [options] [infile]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the open_jtalk command.
This manual page was written for the Debian distribution because the original program does not have a manual page. Instead, it has docu-
mentation in the GNU Info format; see below.
open_jtalk is a program that synthesize speech waveform from Japanese texts. It uses HMMs trained by the HMM-based speech synthesis system
(HTS).
OPTIONS
A summary of options is included below.
-x dir dictionary directory
-td tree decision tree files for state duration
-tm tree Show version of program.
-tf tree decision tree files for Log F0
-tl tree decision tree files for low-pass filter
-md pdf model files for state duration
-mm pdf model files for spectrum
-mf pdf model files for Log F0
-ml pdf model files for low-pass filter
-dm win window files for calculation delta of spectrum
-df win window files for calculation delta of Log F0
-dl win window files for calculation delta of low-pass filter
-ow s filename of output wav audio (generated speech)
-ot s filename of output trace information
-s i sampling frequency [16000][1--48000]
-p i frame period (point) [80][1--]
-a f all-pass constant [0.42][0.0--1.0]
-g i gamma = -1 / i (if i=0 then gamma=0) [0][0--]
-b f postfiltering coefficient [0.0][-0.8--8.0]
-l regard input as log gain and output linear one (LSP)
-u f voiced/unvoiced threshold[0.5][0.0--1.0]
-em tree decision tree files for GV of spectrum
-ef tree decision tree files for GV of Log F0
-el tree decision tree files for GV of low-pass filter
-cm pdf filenames of GV for spectrum
-cf pdf filenames of GV for Log F0
-cl pdf filenames of GV for low-pass filter
-jm f weight of GV for spectrum [1.0][0.0--2.0]
-jf f weight of GV for Log F0 [1.0][0.0--2.0]
-jl f weight of GV for low-pass filter [1.0][0.0--2.0]
-k tree GV switch
-z i audio buffer size [1600][0--48000]
infile text file
option '-d' may be repeated to use multiple delta parameters. generated spectrum, log F0, and low-pass filter coefficient sequences are
saved in natural endian, binary (float) format.
EXAMPLE
If you installed hts-voice-nitech-jp-atr503-m001 in the current directory, the following command let you make a voice file from input.txt:
% open_jtalk -s 48000 -p 240 -a 0.55
-td tree-dur.inf -tm tree-mgc.inf -tf tree-lf0.inf
-tl tree-lpf.inf -md dur.pdf -mm mgc.pdf
-mf lf0.pdf -ml lpf.pdf -dm mgc.win1
-dm mgc.win2 -dm mgc.win3 -df lf0.win1
-df lf0.win2 -df lf0.win3 -dl lpf.win1
-em tree-gv-mgc.inf -ef tree-gv-lf0.inf -cm gv-mgc.pdf
-cf gv-lf0.pdf -k gv-switch.inf -ow output.wav
-x dic_dir input.txt
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Koichi Akabe vbkaisetsu@gmail.com for the Debian system (and may be used by others). Permission is granted
to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU General Public License, Version 2 any later version published by
the Free Software Foundation.
On Debian systems, the complete text of the GNU General Public License can be found in /usr/share/common-licenses/GPL.
open_jtalk(1)
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