Inline Video

AnkiWeb addon 493345780

Plays .webm videos directly within Anki, accepting drag-and-drop insertion and global or per-video player options.
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3 (πŸ‘ 3 Β· πŸ‘Ž 0)
Updated
2024-02-19
Anki versions
23.10.1~
Description language
en

Maintenance

abandoned

  • Last update or commit was 955 days before the snapshot (2024-02-19).

GitHub

Repository
midrare/anki-video Β· more by midrare
Stars
⭐ 3 · forks 1 · open issues 0
Last commit
2024-02-19
License
MIT
Languages
Python, JavaScript, CSS
Tests
0

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README

anki-video

Inline video player support for Anki.

Animated demo

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  1. Go to Anki -> Tools (menubar) -> Add-ons -> Install from file
  2. Select file downloaded from releases page

Usage

Drag and drop video files into any of the fields in the "Add card" window. Use only .webm files. Other formats need to be pre-converted before dropping into a note.

Video player options can be changed on a global or per-video basis. For global options, click the "config" button in the Anki addons window. For video-specific options, click the </> button in the note editor window, find the <video> tag, and edit the <config> values.

License

Distributed under the MIT license. See LICENSE.txt for more information

Acknowledgements

Uses video.js, included under the Apache 2.0 license. See the top of the video.js-related files for license details.