Either clone this repository to your Anki-Addons folder or download the zip in Releases, unzip it, and put in your addon folder
You should be good to go. But should the audio not play, you might need to set the download path:
- Go to Anki>Tools>Add-ons
- Select the addon
- Click on Config
- set your
downloadPathto the path anki uses to save media
On linux, mine looked like:
/home/user/.local/share/Anki2/User 1/collection.media/
On windows you need to use forward slashes or double backslashes for your path, otherwise the program will return an invalid configuration error message. Eg.
C:\\Users\\Administrator\\AppData\\Roaming\\Anki2\\yourankiaccountname\\collection.media
Result:
On Linux
On Windows
Main goal of this addon is to make forvo audio easy to apply to your anki cards (and doing so for free ).
No forvo account is needed.
AwesomeTTS supports forvo, but only if you pay for an API key or subscribe to their patreon.
I wrote this to avoid monthly payments.
The addon has 2 functionalities:
Gif should make it straightforward. Select your word, rightclick on * Add Forvo Audio*.
This brings you to a pop up where you can quickly search for your word, choose your language, and the destination field.
You can also also preview the audios before you choose one.
My deformed son. You can find it in tools>Add Forvo TTS to deck
It takes in a deck and, depending on the fields you select, downloads audios from either forvo or my own CDN that uses forvo when needed.
It can save you some time and effort on large decks, BUT
Warning: Can get you ip banned if you overuse it!
Forvo is cracking down on IP's that download too many audios from her site in bulks. I set a limit of 100 audios. You can edit this limit in the config, if you feel lucky.
Use this feature at your own risk, I might find a safer way get the audios in bulks later on that's still free.
