Automatically flips cards based on audio lengths, waiting three seconds when no audio, with keyboard shortcuts to start/stop, add silence, change modes, and adjust playback speeds.
Alternatives to Auto Advance (automatically show answer & flip card & audio play repeat & speed)
AnkiWeb addon 1747534155
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