[cyke64]

hello ,

Here's a new python extension module for speaking out any word (phrase) by using undocumented features SIND (Speaker Independent Name Dialing)

Latest S60 devices from Nokia (starting from N70 and N90) include speaker independent name dialing
(SIND) and enhanced voice commands. You don't have to train your phone voice dialing anymore.
To make a call you simply need to push the voice key and say the name from the phonebook.

SIND feature is closed for third party developers. However, there is a shortcut for using
the Text-to-Speech part of SIND. You can make your phone synthesize a piece of arbitrary
text by passing a specially formed descriptor to the CMdaAudioPlayerUtility.

The speech quality is too low for synthesizing emails or even single sentences, but is sufficient
for pronouncing one-two words expected by the user. It can really be used in your program for
synthesizing names, "left", "right", maybe addresses.

short example :

from speechy import *
say(u'Hello')

Requirement : any 3rd edition S60 phone or 2nd FP3 S60 phone (only N70 and N90 !)

Remarks : There's no speechy 2nd binary package available for downloading but you can compile source code yourself (it must work

links:
source code
speechy for 3rd ed

Thanks to Artem Marchenko (for Original Idea)
Thanks to Michele for 3rd source convertion
http://symbianexample.com/texttospeech
http://symbianexample.com/tts-exampl...60-3rd-edition