Greeting fellow language learners,
We all love subs2srs, but it takes a while to compile and is a hassle for mac and linux users.
There used to be a website where users shared their decks on a wikipage, but as expected such links die quick.
My idea was to keep all the subs2srs original decks in a dropbox, and share them through a blog. That way, they will never disappear and be easy downloadable without the nuisance of filesharing websites.
Now, to kick this off the ground we need some decks. Currently I just have four. If you guys can send me some of your (as complete as possible) subs2srs bundles I would be greatly delighted. So please help out and email me your decks at heliuhuo[at]gmail.com
We should always add this info with the decks:
Sub tracks:
-original language = ...
-extra language = e.g. English √
Video √ / Ø
Snapshots √ / Ø
Audio √ / Ø
If you guys can email me an untouched deck with these guidelines (so I know how to archive it) it'd be awesome! Best would be to zip the .media and the txt file before importing into anki, and zipping up those two to share.
When the blog has some basic structure and decks I'll launch it and let you all know. ^^
Thanks!
-Mesqueeb
We all love subs2srs, but it takes a while to compile and is a hassle for mac and linux users.
There used to be a website where users shared their decks on a wikipage, but as expected such links die quick.
My idea was to keep all the subs2srs original decks in a dropbox, and share them through a blog. That way, they will never disappear and be easy downloadable without the nuisance of filesharing websites.
Now, to kick this off the ground we need some decks. Currently I just have four. If you guys can send me some of your (as complete as possible) subs2srs bundles I would be greatly delighted. So please help out and email me your decks at heliuhuo[at]gmail.com
We should always add this info with the decks:
Sub tracks:
-original language = ...
-extra language = e.g. English √
Video √ / Ø
Snapshots √ / Ø
Audio √ / Ø
If you guys can email me an untouched deck with these guidelines (so I know how to archive it) it'd be awesome! Best would be to zip the .media and the txt file before importing into anki, and zipping up those two to share.
When the blog has some basic structure and decks I'll launch it and let you all know. ^^
Thanks!
-Mesqueeb
Edited: 2011-12-21, 4:38 am