Converts videos or audio with subtitles into Anki cards split by scenes or phrases, with playback, mobile export and condensed audio support.
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Extracts timestamps and subtitles from MKV files to create Anki cards, plays speech segments in mpv, and auto-grades based on whether subtitles were shown.
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