ok so i found this libray GitHub - going-digital/Talkie: Speech library for Arduino and what it dose is it alow the arduino to do some simple speach out put trough pin 3 on an arduino ive seen others use it but on the newest version of arduino nightly i get the error
{ Invalid library found in C:\Users\brenden\Desktop\arduino-nightly\libraries\Talkie-master: C:\Users\brenden\Desktop\arduino-nightly\libraries\Talkie-master}
the same happens when i try to install it using the arduino ide, i think it may be the ide its self but i have never had problems before with the ide like this.
Remove the -master from the folder name, assuming that the library files are named Talkie.h and Talkie.cpp and are currently in the Talkie-master folder
First of all, this is unrelated to you problem but did you put the library in the Arduino IDE installation folder? You're not supposed to install libraries there because they will be lost when you update to a different version of the IDE. Install libraries to your sketchbook\libraries folder instead.
Move the folder C:\Users\brenden\Desktop\arduino-nightly\libraries\Talkie-master\Talkie to {sketchbook folder}\libraries. The location of {sketchbook folder} can be found at File > Preferences > Sketchbook Location:
The folder structure of the Talkie-master.zip file is not compatible with installation via the Arduino IDE's Sketch > Include Library > Add .ZIP Library...
brenden_nerd_:
ok so i found this libray GitHub - going-digital/Talkie: Speech library for Arduino and what it dose is it alow the arduino to do some simple speach out put trough pin 3 on an arduino ive seen others use it but on the newest version of arduino nightly i get the error
{ Invalid library found in C:\Users\brenden\Desktop\arduino-nightly\libraries\Talkie-master: C:\Users\brenden\Desktop\arduino-nightly\libraries\Talkie-master}
What's the matter with you?
Over weeks and weeks, how many different threads about "talkie library" have you already started in this forum? Can you send links to all your threads about your talkie library questions? Are all those new threads about new problems with that library? Or do you start weeks over weeks new threads about the same problem with the same library?
Have you looked up how old the latest version of the talkie library is?
I think about three years?
So why do you try to use latest "Arduino hourly build" IDE version (age ^1 hour) with a library that did not have a single update in the last three years?
What about that:
1st suggestion:
Try to find out for which version of the Arduino IDE the library was released!
If it is Arduino 1.0.1, install Arduino IDE 1.0.1 and give it a try: Old IDE for old library!
2nd suggestion:
Read the error messages and fix the library to work with the latest version of the Arduino-IDE
Open Source programmers mostly do not support their software over decades of years, and at some point you have the full source code and want to make it compatible with different software (differeent development level of Arduino core library and Arduino-IDE), it is up to you to make it compatible many years after the release date and if you want to use a much, much newer IDE version!
brenden_nerd_:
the same happens when i try to install it using the arduino ide, i think it may be the ide its self but i have never had problems before with the ide like this.
You seem to install the library in the wrong path:
C:\Users\brenden\Desktop\arduino-nightly\libraries\Talkie-master
The "master" at the end of the path sounds totally wrong.
If the name of the library is "Talkie", maybe correct path might be:
C:\Users\brenden\Desktop\arduino-nightly\libraries\Talkie
jurs:
Over weeks and weeks, how many different threads about "talkie library" have you already started in this forum? Can you send links to all your threads about your talkie library questions?
Two threads just today. I wasn't aware of the others in the past, or I probably wouldn't have bothered helping in his other thread today.
This is the other one from earlier today:- problems with uint8_t and the talkie libray...
(Also related to the old code in the "Talkie" library. With the code changes I suggested in that thread, the library works fine in IDE V1.6.5. I tested it a few weeks ago.)