AnkiWeb
- Votes
- 5 (👍 5 · 👎 0)
- Updated
- 2018-01-21
- Anki versions
- unknown
- License
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- Description language
- en
Media Internalizer
AnkiWeb addon 221033553
Downloads externally referenced images and audio from a selected deck into Anki's local storage and updates the notes' HTML and sound references.
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Maintenance
abandoned
- Last update or commit: 2018-01-21 (3206 days before the snapshot).
- Commits in the last year: 0.
- Issues: 1 open, 5 closed.
- Pull requests: 0 open, 0 merged.
- Median first response: 28 hours (6 answered issues and pull requests).
- Outside pull requests: 0% of 1 merged.
GitHub
- Repository
- aakatov/anki-media-internalizer · more by aakatov
- Stars
- ⭐ 8 · forks 2 · open issues 1
- Last commit
- 2018-01-21
- Languages
- Python
- Tests
- 0
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Version branches
| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | – | 2018-01-21 |
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Description
<img> tag or Anki [sound] tag with an http-reference in it, such as < img src="http://server.com/img.jpg" > or [sound:https://server.com/audio.mp3]. When you use AnkiWeb, it creates external references to an image every time you paste an image onto a card. Unlike the desktop version, only the reference is stored and if you try to use Anki without an Internet connection, the image is not visible. This addon finds such references, downloads the referenced files into Anki's internal local storage and updates the references.
The project on GitHub.
How to Use
Before using the addon, it is strongly recommended that you backup your collection and media folder. See the Anki manual for details. Make sure that you have an Internet connection.
To run the addon, on the main Anki screen, locate the "gears" button to the right of the deck you want to process. Select "Internalize Media" in the drop-down menu.
Recent Changes
2018-01-15
Fix a bug where some fields are not updated with the new file reference.README
Overview
Media Internalizer is an addon for Anki. It looks for notes in a specified deck that have a field
containing an HTML <img> tag or Anki [sound] tag with an http-reference in it, such as <img src="http://server.com/img.jpg">
or [sound:https://server.com/audio.mp3].
For example, when you use AnkiWeb, it creates external references to an image every time you paste an image onto a card. Unlike the desktop version,
only the reference is stored and if you try to use Anki without an Internet connection, the image is not visible.
This addon finds such references, downloads the referenced files into Anki's internal local storage and updates the references.
This addon is published on AnkiWeb.
Installation
- In Anki, select the Tools > Add-ons > Open Add-ons Folder... menu item.
- Place the file MediaInternalizer.py in the folder opened.
- Restart Anki.
How to Use
Before using the addon, it is strongly recommended that you backup your collection and media folder. See the Anki manual for details. Make sure that you have an Internet connection.
To run the addon, on the main Anki screen, locate the "gears" button to the right of the deck you want to process. Select "Internalize Media" in the drop-down menu.