Closes #235

The primary fix here for Ubuntu is to add the parameter 'sound_converter' which allows the user to specify the program to be used for converting the mp3 files to wav format.  In Ubuntu, the name of the <b>ffmpeg</b> program was changed to <b>avconv</b> while still accepting the same flags/parameters.  I have left ffmpeg as the default for backwards compatibility for anyone that is currently using this feature.

I also slightly changed the system call to play the sound file generated to be compatible with 'sound_program' parameters that include flags with the sound program name.

Finally, I used the preexisting voice parameter 'language' to allow the user to select the language of the voice that Google will use to create the audio file.

I really like this feature as a TTS option because it requires no extra software on the part of the user and minimal configuration in MH to get quickly up and running.  Thanks to @ProGEEK for the initial commit.