@Sebastian_Berlin-WMSE OK, that's a two year old version. Since then, we have replaced the lexicon, now using the newer lexicon Braxen instead which has another transcription. It's hard to say without context why your version reads as "O" despite the transcription in the NST lexicon. My guess is that it has to do with the audio database and the fact that there may be very few occurences of "och" being pronounced with a "k".

Looks correct in 2026-04:1. Need more context and output audio.

Both these cases have now been added to the textproc in wikispeech-server.

"Längden är 123 mm." works in the text processning as of 2026-04:1. "Massan är 123 kg." does not expand correctly, since this abbreviation had not yet been added. We will add "kg" to the text processning.

Looks find in the latest textproc version 2026-04:1. Output examples below.

I'm not sure in what lexicon you are looking, or what your test case is. But in the default lexicon for Wikispeech 2026-03 (the Braxen lexicon), it is transcribed /" o:/. Currently realised more like /" O/ in TTS (due to how this word is pronounced in the source audio database).

I don't have the full sentence, but here is what I get from the text processing component as of version 2026-04:1:

Mishkal needs another configuration, better to add as a separate ticket.

In T263114#10608719, @Sebastian_Berlin-WMSE wrote:

@HannaLindgren were you looking at this? Is this task of any use or can we close it?

Not in scope

Not in scope

Not relevant

Not relevant

MaryTTS-related

In T177209#7226842, @kalle wrote:

Is this still relevant?

js dependencies removed from symbolset

js dependencies removed from pronlex