I’ve tried to fix it (again) - latest is 0.1.26.
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you can try changing the line in the script
"English": "en-GB",
to
"English": "en-US",
I gave it a quick test but it didn’t seem to change the voice at all for me. Also note if the script needs another update in the future your change would get overwritten.
Eupho-o-o-o-o-oria
An everlasting piece of art
A beating love within my heart
We’re going up-up-up-up-up-up-up
@cooljingle, thank you so much! You are great!
Mine is still (or again) broken. Either the course doesn’t start (like in the picture above) or it freezes after answering correctly. This problem happens only in courses that don’t have any audio by default.
Aww hell Yeah. Adventure Time!
Ah, it was on 0.1.25, I’ve updated it. Thank you for your work and time.
The problem appears to be back, the script is still on 0.1.26.
I don’t know if it has anything to do with your script though. Here’s a screenshot, it just froze during reviews, I can’t continue the session but I can still pause it and use the “Save and exit” button.
I’ve tested the script again and it seems to be running fine for me. If you have this and other scripts running I would suggest you turn them off one by one to narrow down which one is the culprit.
For example I see you are running the memrise turbo script so it could be that.
Thanks so much for this!! Working for me today on Chrome 70 for Mac with Korean.
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Do you have some kind of instruction manual to use your script to bulk upload forvo audio into my Hebrew-english course ? Thank you
https://www.memrise.com/course/2113613/eteacher-rosen-modern-hebrew-1-2-3/
Hi Renan,
Cooljingle’s script just adds TTS audio for the given language.
It does not bulk upload any audio or search for audio resources for the selected word.
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Do you know some script that does ? Thanks
Hi @cooljingle
I just found out that the audio provider script V0.1.26 crashes for this course and its level 2 pronunciation either in the preview or learning mode.
Works great for the 1st or 3rd level with a normal Japanese definition.
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S.Callbacks/c https://static.memrise.com/dist/js/libs-a4fd8e8bf113.js:1:27470
S.Callbacks/h.fireWith https://static.memrise.com/dist/js/libs-a4fd8e8bf113.js:1:28219
u https://static.memrise.com/dist/js/libs-a4fd8e8bf113.js:1:77237
.send/o/< https://static.memrise.com/dist/js/libs-a4fd8e8bf113.js:1:79492
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onStopRequest resource://gre/modules/WebRequest.jsm:347:7 From Audio-Provider user script source, from the nested stack (1st error stacktrace line)
if (wordColumn !== "No audio") {
var isInjected = false;
if (!(canSpeechSynthesize || canGoogleTts || canVoiceRss)){
log("could not find a way to generate audio for language " + language);
$('#audio-provider-link').hide();
} else
isInjected = overrideAllAudio || (result.presentationData || result.testData).audio.value.normal === "AUDIO_PROVIDER";
currentWord = _.find([result.learnable.definition, result.learnable.item], x => x.label === wordColumn).value;Prevous “Auto learn” caller, the user script from the nested stack (2nd error stacktrace line)
MEMRISE.garden.session.make_box = (function() {
var cached_function = MEMRISE.garden.session.make_box
return function() {
var result = cached_function.apply(this, arguments);I think the problem is with the missing Japanese definition column on the pronunciation levels.
If this might be the case (you can tell better), why don’t you include an audio provider setting to omit the audio for any “Japanese pronunciation” column definition as given?
It should be somehow possible to plant all the pronunciation levels on the web portal and have your user script activated for the rest of the normal levels.
Is there any workaround way to modify the match header to exclude “wildcard (pronunciation) wildcard” level URLs?
I have suggested your user script here: [Feedback] Advanced Japanese Vocabulary course no longer displays phonetic kana readings in reviews - #7 by Thomas.Heiss
Hello, I’ve been using this script for several years and I wanted to know if you could adapt it (if possible) to the Memrise application. As a computer novice, I have no idea how to do it or if it already works!
Have you tried it with the Tampermonkey / Violentmonkey addons on the mobile web browser apps of Firefox or Chrome on your mobile device (smartphone or tablet)?
Camilo provided a list of compatible browser addons (I have never tested them on an Android emulator): https://github.com/camiloaa/duolingotreeenhancer
I installed the Tampermonkey application on my phone and the script is present. However, when I use the search bar integrated into the application and go to the memrise site, it’s impossible to access the learning or revision, in other words the addresses for which the script is supposed to work. Indeed, even if the tampermonkey logo warns me that the script is being used, the page can’t load despite a 15-minute wait… and if I use google or the application memrise, the script doesn’t work! Will this come from my phone?
Unfortunately there’s no way to make the script work with the memrise app. I haven’t tested using the script in a mobile browser but in theory it should work, although it may require you to set the browser to request the desktop version of the website.