AnkiWeb addon 835340270
Imports paired audio and .lrc subtitle files into Anki as notes, letting you choose deck, note type, field contents, tags, and optionally random images.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | 2.1.16+ | 2020-04-19 |
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Imports videos, PDFs, images, and media as decks and opens them for viewing in webview windows or an MPV window supporting SRT, ASS, and LRC subtitles, with pycmd commands for custom use.
Generates a complete Anki deck with audio and pictures from a YouTube link and its subtitles, supporting language selection, card limits, picture sizing, and subtitle optimization.
Converts a YouTube link and its subtitles into a full Anki deck with audio, images, and sentences, offering automatic caption fallback, card limits, and customizable image dimensions.
Creates subs2srs-style Anki cards from video subtitles via mpv, capturing images, audio, video, and context fields with configurable note types, fields, and hotkeys.
Stores YouTube videos in a searchable sentence database, adds matching audio, sentences, and screenshots to existing cards, and creates Subs2SRS decks from videos or playlists.
Imports and exports Markdown notes as Anki cards, converting Q/A entries into basic or reversed cards and mapping folders to decks.
Anki add-on for importing lines of movie and TV series as new notes, composed by audio media and subtitle. You should prepare separated audio and lyric files previously, using tools such as Aboboo. Personally I write this add-on to import Aboboo sentence library.
Much thanks to hssm, from whom I mocked the structure of programme.
This add-on will allow you to import audio files with lyric(.lrc) into your Anki collection, and use their filename as a component of the note.
When the add-on is installed, a Lines Import... option will be added to the Tools menu.
Before you do importing, you are supposed to organize the files first. Firstly put audio files as well as lyric files (with the same name) into the same folder. Rename the folder as the provenance of the audio. Optionally you can add several pictures into the folder, the add-on can select a random one from them as a part of the note.
We will use an example file tree like below:
Spam and Eggs
|___ ham-a.mp3
|___ ham-a.lrc
|___ ham-j.mp3
|___ eggs.jpeg
Back to Anki, selecting the menu item will open the Audio Import window.
From this window, you are able to:
After accepted, all the audio and image files will be imported into media.collection, with standardized filename. New filename is composed by the provenance (which is the folder name by default, with all spaces replaced by dots) and timestamp (which makes the filename unique). Like this:
collection.media
|___ Spam.and.Eggs.audio(1)-1587037400.150538.mp3
|___ Spam.and.Eggs.audio(2)-1587037400.179473.mp3
|___ Spam.and.Eggs.image-1587037400.1434484.jpeg
Here is a list of the content available to insert into fields.
Spam.and.Eggs.audio-1587037400.150538(1).mp3)Spam and Eggs) You can also modify it manually.[sound:Spam.and.Eggs.audio(1).mp3])<img src="Spam.and.Eggs.image-1587037400.1434484.jpeg">)All the new generated cards are added to the selected deck.
This is my very first try on writing Anki Add-ons. It's not that enjoyable but worth the time <(οΏ£οΈΆοΏ£)>
To call the function when its signal triggered
action = QAction("Voice Clips Import", mw)
# Right
action.triggered.connect(do_function)
# Wrong
action.triggered.connect(do_function())