It would be great if your computer pronounce the name of the caller, so that you don't have to pick up your iphone everytime that someone calls.
I think every recognize the situation: your wachting your favorite movie or tv-show and someone is calling you on your iphone.
You've to pick up your iphone to have a look who's calling...
But wait!
What if your computer pronounces the name of the person who's calling you?
I know there is a way to let Phyton speak... and there is a good script of handeling an incoming phonecall on your iphone.
So lets put together does scripts and mission accomplished!
The "big" problem... I can't code in Phython
Let my introduce the script, from johoja http://pastebin.com/s1Y4svzw for handeling phonecalls and the syntax to use the name of the person who's calling you:
HTTP.Michael::Ring::CallIncoming::John Smith::
Looking at the line of the script of johoja:
20. if parts[2] == "CallAccept":
21. baseUrl = "http://" + host + "/xbmcCmds/xbmcHttp?command="
22. cmd = "getcurrentlyplaying"
I think we've to change it to
20. if parts[2] == "CallIncoming":
parts[3] must be the name of the person who's calling you: John Smith
If we can use this with the following script:
import pyTTS
tts = pyTTS.Create()
tts.SetVoiceByName('MSSam')
tts.Speak(parts[3]'is calling you')
Does anyone thinks that this can be done?
[DONE]
I finally done it!
Install the speak plugin from Eventghost and use the following lines in a phytonscript:
if parts[2] == "CallIncoming":
eg.plugins.Speech.TextToSpeech(u'Microsoft Anna - English (United States)', 0, u'Incoming call,' + parts[3] , 0, 100)
eg.plugins.EventGhost.Wait(4.0)
eg.plugins.Speech.TextToSpeech(u'Microsoft Anna - English (United States)', 0, u'Incoming call,' + parts[3] , 0, 100)
eg.plugins.EventGhost.Wait(4.0)
eg.plugins.Speech.TextToSpeech(u'Microsoft Anna - English (United States)', 0, u'Incoming call,' + parts[3] , 0, 100)
'Incoming call' is a text/speakline you can edit to your own needs and parts[3] is the name of the person who's calling you.
I think every recognize the situation: your wachting your favorite movie or tv-show and someone is calling you on your iphone.
You've to pick up your iphone to have a look who's calling...
But wait!
What if your computer pronounces the name of the person who's calling you?
I know there is a way to let Phyton speak... and there is a good script of handeling an incoming phonecall on your iphone.
So lets put together does scripts and mission accomplished!
The "big" problem... I can't code in Phython
Let my introduce the script, from johoja http://pastebin.com/s1Y4svzw for handeling phonecalls and the syntax to use the name of the person who's calling you:
HTTP.Michael::Ring::CallIncoming::John Smith::
Looking at the line of the script of johoja:
20. if parts[2] == "CallAccept":
21. baseUrl = "http://" + host + "/xbmcCmds/xbmcHttp?command="
22. cmd = "getcurrentlyplaying"
I think we've to change it to
20. if parts[2] == "CallIncoming":
parts[3] must be the name of the person who's calling you: John Smith
If we can use this with the following script:
import pyTTS
tts = pyTTS.Create()
tts.SetVoiceByName('MSSam')
tts.Speak(parts[3]'is calling you')
Does anyone thinks that this can be done?
[DONE]
I finally done it!
Install the speak plugin from Eventghost and use the following lines in a phytonscript:
if parts[2] == "CallIncoming":
eg.plugins.Speech.TextToSpeech(u'Microsoft Anna - English (United States)', 0, u'Incoming call,' + parts[3] , 0, 100)
eg.plugins.EventGhost.Wait(4.0)
eg.plugins.Speech.TextToSpeech(u'Microsoft Anna - English (United States)', 0, u'Incoming call,' + parts[3] , 0, 100)
eg.plugins.EventGhost.Wait(4.0)
eg.plugins.Speech.TextToSpeech(u'Microsoft Anna - English (United States)', 0, u'Incoming call,' + parts[3] , 0, 100)
'Incoming call' is a text/speakline you can edit to your own needs and parts[3] is the name of the person who's calling you.
