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@Combativechenko I can modify the script, but you would need to pre-populate the text file and assign your vanilla or addon peds. For example if you decide the Polynesian vanilla ped is:

Name: Marcus "Nightshade" Reyes
Profile: Hacker famous for breaching Fleeca Bank.
Deep Profiler: Suffers from paranoia, owes $200K in gambling debts, divorced.
Networth: $1.2M

then after the script is modified, you would manually edit the text file like this:

1445349730;Name: Marcus "Nightshade" Reyes;Profile: Hacker famous for breaching Fleeca Bank.;Deep Profiler: Suffers from paranoia; owes $200K in gambling debts, divorced;Networth: $1.2M

Actually, you would not input the prefixes (Name, Profile, etc) as those would be rendered by the screen.
Also, optionally, we could add speech synthesis to read the profile out loud.

to get the decimals, you would need to use something like this:
https://pastebin.com/fVhDEXzB

@Redragoon Thank you. The ini isn't done yet because it make take variables other than just the enabling key (K) and the append key (T)

@skeeze415 It's illegal to watch TV in a car. Just kidding. Scripting a show on any TV is easy, but no, it's not included in the package. I can add it. The problem with TVs is that custom content is a PITA to produce as you need to convert your video to the BIK format. The best video solution is for FiveM but unfortunately, AFAIK, it can't be done in SP.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yvlLnGVKAM

@Combativechenko Teamwork! It was your idea. Let me know what info you'd like to store and display and I'll modify the script. Cheers.

@ollyolly
Thanks for the feedback and rating. You have a very interesting concept. My script is relatively simple in that the native functions allow you to return essentially anything you want about a ped or other entities - but most of it is returned in numerical form rather than plain English. With respect to your idea, the challenge would be both capturing the sound and its source (the ped). I don't see how that's possible unless the engine itself was logging it. Theoretically, you could imagine a Shazam type of solution where the sound is captured, logged, and matched against a sound database. Once the sound is identified, assuming it's unique (ie. not a generic hello) you could then look it up to find its ped source. There are close to 300 audio native functions, who knows, maybe it's possible just using natives. Anyway just throwing ideas.

@ALEXSYS uploading major update, still WIP, now. Thanks!

@Combativechenko Your idea is a great one, come to think of it, and I just figured it out - at least as a proof of concept. Will be uploading major update as WIP.

@Combativechenko Absolutely, but you need the data. We know what a hooker does, but what's the occupation of a tourist or a beach female? The data is structured like this:

{ 1001210244, ("a_m_m_rurmeth_01", "Rural Meth Addict Male") }

The 4th data point is the hex hash, but it is converted in the script.
so you could have, for example:
{ 1001210244, ("a_m_m_rurmeth_01", "Rural Meth Addict Male", "Homeless") }

@Starfox1993 Glad it helped. Thanks!

@sergemmm, @Speedstar, thanks! redone with real ped names and scaled fonts, although I think what you saw in the video was due to my rtx 4080....just installed it...maybe a driver issue.