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I've noticed that Bookworm Beta reads twice the last page of a book when reading on its own (not via the screen reader). I have a lot of e-books in EPUB format downloaded from a local (bulgarian) public site for e-books. Each e-book there has a single-page section in its end, called "Credits". When Bookworm reads on its own (with F5) and reaches that last single-page section called "Credits", it reads it twice. I was able to reproduce this only with SAPI5, but not with OneCore. Since the books are in bulgarian, I was able to test only with one SAPI5 bulgarian voice - "Irina" from "Innoetics", because the other one - "SpeechLab Gergana" seams not to be compatible with Bookworm (for reference - see Bookworm issue #31 - Bookworm does not correctly initialize a specific bulgarian SAPI5 TTS voice. Therefore, I can't tell for sure if the problem is in Bookworm or the voice. Additionally, now I've tested with an e-book in EPUB format in english with the SAPI5 variant of the english voice "Microsoft David" and the issue was also reproducible. So, it is not due to a specific book or a specific TTS voice.
Steps to reproduce it
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Open Bookworm.
In Bookworm's preferences, from the "Voice" section, select the SAPI5 engine and then the bulgarian voice "Irina".
Open a book in it. Preferably the example one that I'll attach here.
Go to its last page and then go 1 page back.
Press F5 to read that page and the next/last page of the book.
Expected behavior
Bookworm should read the last page of the book only once, as does the stable release of the program.
Actual behavior
Bookworm reads the last page of the book twice.
The File You've Opened
The book formats that I read in are EPUB ones. I don't know if the problem is reproducible with other supported e-book formats. I'll attach an example e-book in EPUB format. It is in bulgarian, but for the purposes of the testing, I think this does not matter.
Test environment
Operating system: Windows 10 Pro version 2004 (build 19041.572), 64-bit, in Bulgarian with all locale settings set to "Bulgarian".
Bookworm version: 0.2a4, portable, in english.
Processor: Intel Core i5-9400F at 2.90GHz.
RAM Memory: 16.00GB.
Graphics: MSI GeForce GTX-1050TI Gaming X 4G, 4096MB dedicated memory, desktop resolution set to 1920x1080.
Sound Card: Realtek ALC892 at Intel Cannon Point PCH.
Additional context
Here is the example e-book in EPUB format, zipped:
Problem description
I've noticed that Bookworm Beta reads twice the last page of a book when reading on its own (not via the screen reader). I have a lot of e-books in EPUB format downloaded from a local (bulgarian) public site for e-books. Each e-book there has a single-page section in its end, called "Credits". When Bookworm reads on its own (with F5) and reaches that last single-page section called "Credits", it reads it twice. I was able to reproduce this only with SAPI5, but not with OneCore. Since the books are in bulgarian, I was able to test only with one SAPI5 bulgarian voice - "Irina" from "Innoetics", because the other one - "SpeechLab Gergana" seams not to be compatible with Bookworm (for reference - see Bookworm issue #31 - Bookworm does not correctly initialize a specific bulgarian SAPI5 TTS voice. Therefore, I can't tell for sure if the problem is in Bookworm or the voice. Additionally, now I've tested with an e-book in EPUB format in english with the SAPI5 variant of the english voice "Microsoft David" and the issue was also reproducible. So, it is not due to a specific book or a specific TTS voice.
Steps to reproduce it
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Bookworm should read the last page of the book only once, as does the stable release of the program.
Actual behavior
Bookworm reads the last page of the book twice.
The File You've Opened
The book formats that I read in are EPUB ones. I don't know if the problem is reproducible with other supported e-book formats. I'll attach an example e-book in EPUB format. It is in bulgarian, but for the purposes of the testing, I think this does not matter.
Test environment
Additional context
Here is the example e-book in EPUB format, zipped:
TestBook.zip
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