Automates flashcard review by waiting for audio, revealing answers, auto-selecting Hard or Good, and repeating or speed-adjusting selected audio fields.
Alternatives to Play Only One in the Group
AnkiWeb addon 693487362
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Synthesizes Japanese speech at review time via a local VOICEVOX server, with centrally routed voice presets, text cleanup and regex rules, and optional cached audio export for mobile playback.
Fixes audiovisual feedback audio during reviews with autoplay, waits for feedback sounds to finish, prevents double playback, and offers customizable sounds/images for review start, answers, congratulations, and repeated failures.
Plays a distinct beep for each answer, keeping it playing and delaying the next card's audio so the sound isn't cut off, with a toggle for this behavior.
Adds a Browser toolbar play button that plays [sound:] tags in note field order, including selected text or fields via context menu and the alt+m shortcut.
Integrates YouGlish video examples into Anki cards through a configurable template filter supporting language, accent, theme, size, autoplay, cloze-only, restrictions, and hotkeys.
Disables autoplay of HTML audio and video tags in Anki's editor and browser webviews, with settings to re-enable it globally or per webview.
Wraps selected text in customizable HTML tags using a button or hotkeys, letting users style important words per note type through CSS.
Adds automatic text-to-speech playback and assigns TTS tags to selected fields per note type, without editing templates, supporting batch processing and language-specific voices.
Inserts and plays audio/video from URLs or local files inline in the reviewer, converting formats via FFmpeg, with clipboard shortcuts, per-element playback settings, and orphaned-media cleanup.
Mimics Quizlet's Learn Mode in Anki with progressive multiple-choice, true/false, typing and matching phases, plus cloze support, text-to-speech, and per-note-type configuration.
Plays audio files referenced by [sound:...] tags in any field via the right-click context menu, without switching to review mode.