Media Import

Import media files as new notes. This add-on will allow you to import media files into your Anki collection and use their file names as a component of the note. You can create cards that might look like this (using apple.jpg): When the add-on is installed, a Media Import... option will be added to the Tools menu. Selecting this menu item will open the Media Import window. From this window, you are able to: - Browse and select which folder to use as the source of media files - Choose which note type to use for the imported notes - Decide what content to put into each of the fields Here is a list of the content available to insert into fields. We will use an example file named apple.jpg. - Media - The media file itself (image or audio will appear on the card) - File Name - The name of the file without the extension (apple) - File Name (full) - The name of the file including the extention (apple.jpg) - Extension - Only the extension of the file (jpg) - Sequence - A number indicating the order in which the file was imported. If 15 files were imported, each file will contain a value starting from 0 to 14. All new notes are added to a deck named MediaImport. This deck is created for you automatically if it doesn't exist. If you would like to report an issue or offer contributions, please see the add-on's github page. Current version: 2.5 Changed in 2.5: - Anki 2.1 support (2.0.x will no longer be supported) - Fixed various cases that could generate empty/incorrect decks - Allow mapping to tags Changes in 2.1: - Fixed bug where no cards are generated if you don't select a note type (and use the default). Changes in 2.1: - Fixed bug where you couldn't use a non-ascii path Changes in 2.0: - Added user interface to allow selection of note type and field mapping Changes in 1.3: - Improved error handling if no cards generated Changes in 1.2: - Fixed several issues with non-English file names on Windows Changes in 1.1: - Fixed unicode conversion error (thanks to commenter below)