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AnkiWeb addon 647710413
Runs a continuous background audio stream (inaudible tone or generated noise) to prevent devices, especially Bluetooth speakers, from cutting off, crackling, or popping at playback start.
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| 2.1.0 | β | 2026-10-17 |
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Keeps a silent dithered audio stream running during reviews so macOS AirPods stay connected, preventing missing, broken, or dropped audio from short clips.
Keeps Bluetooth headphones awake by playing an inaudible zero-audio stream via SoundKeeper, preventing cut-off card audio on Windows, running only while Anki is active.
Adds a Pomodoro timer, offline multi-track soundscape mixer, and smart card-audio ducking directly to the review screen, plus guided break and breathing exercises.
Runs a local API server that fetches and streams Danish word pronunciations from Den Danske Ordbog on demand, using a custom URL for Yomitan.
Plays, crops, denoises, and slows or speeds audio while showing pitch contours for pronunciation practice, with batch processing and non-destructive file handling.
Generates high-quality Anki audio via a locally hosted Kokoro text-to-speech model or other OpenAI-compatible TTS services, supporting nine languages.
Tired of audio cutting off the beginning of sounds, or hearing cracks and pops?
This add-on keeps an audio stream running in the background to help prevent audio devices from cutting off, crackling, or popping at the beginning of playback. This is especially useful if your audio device takes a moment to wake up when a sound is played, and for bluetooth speakers.
Tested on Anki 25.09.5 on Windows 11. Compatibility with other Anki versions and operating systems is untested. If you try it on another setup, let me know how it goes!