Observed arrival · 2026-09-13
Video2Anki Turns Video Dialogue into Anki Cards
A Windows desktop app that clips video dialogue into native Anki flashcards with audio, frame captures, translations, and language readings.
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Video2Anki uses bracket keys to mark the beginning and end of a spoken segment while a video plays, then stages the result as an Anki card. Its described pipeline can attach the clipped audio, a frame from the scene, translated text, and language-specific readings before exporting an .apkg deck. The visible examples focus on Japanese, while the template section also names Chinese and Korean workflows. A Windows 64-bit binary and a separate Pro-license path are presented.
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