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I'm using eSpeak on Ubuntu and have a Python 2.7 script that prints and speaks a message: import subprocess text = 'Hello World.' print text subprocess.call(['espeak', text]) eSpeak produces the desired sounds, but clutters the shell with some errors (ALSA lib..., no socket connect) so i cannot easily read what was printed earlier. Exit code is 0. Unfortunately there is no documented option to turn off its verbosity, so I'm looking for a way to only visually silence it and keep the open shell clean for further interaction. How can I do this? See Python os.system without the output for approaches specific to os.system - although modern code should normally use the subprocess library instead.
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