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This option is still under development. Maybe in next version
There are basicly same options for this under "Unknown caller"-tab.
Just change "Call from %number%" and "Call from blocked number." to "Unknown caller calls" or whatever you like
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2010-03-27
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UI changes: - Added: Option to repeat saying caller name. Note: This is done using SSML markup so -m flag is enabled by default Daemon changes: - Fixed: "eSpeakCaller still has no clue about caller name"-bug (Phonebook number containing spaces should work) - Fixed: "Me speaks no umlauts"-bug (Umlauts & other non-ascii character should now work (finally?))
Your great application is dependent on : maemo-python-device-env 1.0.0-3.
@Arto: Don't forget the important feature to cancel the saying of the name IF the phone call is answered beforehand.!
one last thing would be to have more than one variable for parts of the name. e.g. %first% for first name, %last% for last name, %nick% for nickname, %name% for full name...
it would be nice if some fure version (2.0, 3.0,...) of espeakcaller could allow settings per number.
espeak - and therefore espeakcaller - supports SSML (Speech Synthesis Markup Language) tags in the text if the "-m" switch is added to the command line (tab "Misc." in espeakcaller).
I now use SSML to add emphasis to certain words (the "<emphasis>"-element) or change the language within a string. (Say the English word "Sir" within a German sentence using "<voice xml:lang="en">").
The espeak documentation says: