An addon for ASB player that modifies subtitles based on your registered Anki knowledge
Install the ASB Player browser extension Install Python Download this repository Install the AnkiConnect plugin in Anki
pip install uvicorn
pip install fastapi
pip install pydanticIf you'll use this for German, you'll also have to install spacy by doing pip install spacy
If you'll use this for your Japanese studies, you'll also have to install nagisa by running pip install nagisa
Change the following settings in main.py to choose a language:
# MODIFY THIS
LANGUAGE = "ja" # "ja" for Japanese, "de" for German
FETCH_ANKI = True # if enabled, will search for already present flashcards to determine if you already know a word or not
ANKI_CONNECT_URL = "http://127.0.0.1:8765"
# DO NOT MODIFY BELOW
...Run
python main.pyOpen your favourite website supported by ASB player, then copy the code located in the file main.min.js and paste it in the console (you can open it using right click-> inspect or just press F12).
Go to https://subs.morisinc.net/install.html and follow the on-screen instructions. This will lead to the creation of a bookmarklet.
Enjoy
The app should automatically modify the subtitles on the fly. To modify settings, move your mouse to the top right corner of the page; a cog button will appear. Clicking on it will open the settings menu. The settings are saved on each website separately. Changing streaming websites will lead to loss of settings.
The python script may crash with the following message: No valid cards found, maybe you have selected the wrong deck?. To resolve this problem, you may want to select the correct flashcard deck in anki (the selected deck will automatically be highlighted). The japanese variant of intelligent-subtitles only supports Core 2K/6K for now (tested deck: Core 2k/6k Optimized JP Vocab (JouzuJuls)).
The python script may crash unexpectedly on startup; if so, check if you have already opened Anki and that AnkiConnect is running.
The definitions may take a really long time to load if you have a poor connection.
- Stats
- Japanese
- German
In the /languages folder, you'll find examples like de.py and ja.py
Each of these files must contain a LANGUAGE_TOKENIZE function which will be called to tokenize a phrase and will return pairs of words and their respective POS (i.e. Noun, Adjective...).
They also must contain LANGUAGE_TRANSLATE that will fetch a dictionnary of your choice for the language and return the definition.
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