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NCID-SPEAK(1) NCID NCID-SPEAK(1)

ncid-speak - send Caller ID to a text-to-speech program

ncid --no-gui --module ncid-speak

The ncid-speak output module speaks the Caller ID using festival.

The ncid-speak output module is configured in ncid-speak.conf.
allowed_types
This sets the NCID call and/or message types ncid-speak will send. See ncid-speak.conf for a complete list.

Default: allowed_types="CID PID MSG NOT"

SpeakThis
What to say, '$NAME' or '$NMBR' or '$NMBR $NAME' or '$NAME $NMBR'. Must be inside single quotes.

Default: SpeakThis='$NAME'

SpeakInput
Test-to-speech program. Default uses festival.
If using the Macintosh:
SpeakInput="say $SpeakThis"
If you want a specific voice for the Macintosh:
SpeakInput="say -v Vicki $SpeakThis"

Default: SpeakInput="echo $SpeakThis | festival --tts"

SpeakTimes
The number of times to speak the same input.

Default: SpeakTimes=1

SpeakDelay
If SpeakTimes is greater than 1, SpeakDelay is the delay in seconds between repeating the input.

Default: SpeakDelay=2

AreaCodeLength
If non-zero, a name value of "NO NAME" will be replaced with the string "Area Code " followed by the requested number of area code digits separated by spaces.

If set to the number of digits in phone number, a name value of "NO NAME" will be replaced with the digits of the phone number separated by spaces.

A leading "1" for the CID number is always ignored.

Default: AreaCodeLength=3

festival text-to-speech software

/usr/local/etc/ncid/conf.d/ncid-speak.conf
/usr/local/share/ncid/modules/ncid-speak

ncidd.8, ncid_modules.7, ncid.1, ncid.conf.5
2019-08-17 NCID

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