Thank you for this additional reference. I'm thinking of naming the files after the target word, and then doing a concatenation to create the string.
As it turns out, you cannot put audio files into a Google Docs spreadsheet. So what you do for gFlash+ is to upload the files onto the Internet and then include the URL, and gFlash+ retrieves the audio files during the import process. So I'm planning on including the URL as a separate concatenation. I'm still in the data verification stage, so it's going to take a few more weeks, but I'm planning on doing a test of the audio part soon. Ben Barrett Seattle, WA Learn Ainu! https://sites.google.com/site/aynuitak1/videos On Jul 27, 2013, at 3:14 AM, Henrik in Oslo <[email protected]> wrote: > I have done something similar. I most often use a digital dictaphone for > audio-production. It produces filenames like 130505_019.mp3, 130505_020.mp3 > etc. > > Being attentive to routines when recording, and with help of xcel-tools I > produce txt input to Mnemosyne like this: > > Sound_RF_GER_2013_05_06_001 <audio src="130505_018.mp3"> > Sound_RF_NO_2013_05_06_001 <audio src="130505_019.mp3"> > Sound_RF_GER_2013_05_06_002 <audio src="130505_020.mp3"> > Sound_RF_NO_2013_05_06_002 <audio src="130505_021.mp3"> > Sound_RF_GER_2013_05_06_003 <audio src="130505_022.mp3"> > Sound_RF_NO_2013_05_06_003 <audio src="130505_023.mp3"> > > (I found it useful to have a text "Sound_RF_GER_2013_05_06_00x" together > with the audio giving indication for instance that sound is in GER (German) > > / Henrik > > > On Friday, 26 July 2013 10:03:09 UTC+2, Benjamin Barrett wrote: > Today, I played with Mnemosyne a bit and looked around the website more. I'm > really impressed with all the thought that has gone into the software and > community. > > Separate from my question--in case this is of use to someone--I downloaded > the Korean3000 card set, and found that the words are in alphabetical order > (by English word). Since I don't want to be stuffing my head with words > alphabetically (just too strange to learn abandon, abuse, abusive all at > once), I exported to txt, copied and pasted to Excel, put in random numbers > with the rand function, and then sorted on the random number. Then I copied > the data back to the txt file and imported. (I also deleted the > Korean-to-English data since it was repeat of the English-to-Korean.) > > My question: > > I'm preparing some data and want to add audio files. I'm doing this in a > Google Docs spreadsheet and plan to export just a part of the data for > Mnemosyne. > > In my next step, I'm going to add audio files to the spreadsheet. What is the > best method for getting those files to Mnemosyne, attached to the correct > words? > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "mnemosyne-proj-users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/mnemosyne-proj-users/45841A9F-688F-4BEE-9525-38FBD1B42736%40gmail.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
