Obsidian plugins with #audio#

The Media Extended plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to enrich their note-taking experience with multimedia content. This plugin seamlessly integrates audio and video files into your notes, allowing you to play, pause, skip, and timestamp them with ease. With support for multiple video platforms, including YouTube, Vimeo, and Coursera, you can embed a wide range of media types directly into your notes. The plugin also features local subtitle support, media fragments, playlist support, and more. Whether you're a student, researcher, or content creator, Media Extended makes it easy to incorporate multimedia materials into your digital notebook.

The Voicenotes Sync plugin allows users to sync their voice notes from the Voicenotes.com service into Obsidian. With this plugin, users can automatically sync data such as AI-generated summaries, actions, and TODOs, and convert TODOs into markdown checkboxes. It offers customizable sync directories and frequencies, with the option to download audio files and prepend the date to titles. The plugin also supports integration with Apple, Google, and Twitter for login. Users can choose to delete synced notes from the server, with a double opt-in for destructive actions. The plugin enhances note-taking by seamlessly importing voice note data into Obsidian.

The Text to Speech plugin enhances your Obsidian experience by enabling spoken playback of notes or selected text. It supports language detection and allows customization by specifying the language in the frontmatter using ISO 639-1 codes. The plugin integrates with other plugins, such as RSS Reader, for seamless functionality. Users can manage playback directly from the status bar or ribbon, with options to start, pause, resume, and stop speech. Note that it utilizes the native text-to-speech API of your operating system and supports language-specific voices. However, it is not compatible with Android due to WebView limitations. This plugin provides an efficient way to review or consume notes audibly, enhancing accessibility and productivity.

The Local Media Embedder plugin enhances note-taking in Obsidian by allowing users to seamlessly embed local media files, such as images, videos, and audio, directly into their notes. It supports a wide range of media formats, including JPG, PNG, MP4, and MP3, making it easy to integrate multimedia content. The plugin provides a simple and intuitive interface for adding media and ensures efficient performance without slowing down the Obsidian workspace.

The Audio Notes plugin helps users take notes while listening to audio files such as podcasts. It enables the creation of timestamped audio notes that contain embedded audio players for replaying specific quotes. Users can generate transcripts, set playback speeds, and specify start and end times for their notes. The plugin supports integration with transcription services and allows hotkey customization for easier playback control. With mobile support, users can capture thoughts on the go and sync them across devices.

The WHISPERER.md plugin allows users to enhance their Obsidian workspace with ambient music or specific audio tracks linked to their notes. Designed for writers, world-builders, and knowledge workers, it enables users to associate background sounds with vaults, projects, or individual notes to create an immersive experience. The plugin supports tracks from various sources, including YouTube and SoundCloud, offering flexibility in setting the right mood for writing, studying, or brainstorming.

The Annotate Audio plugin enhances audio playback within Obsidian by allowing users to interact with audio files directly in their notes. Users can annotate specific timestamps with comments, making it easy to jump to important sections during review. Playback controls such as speed, volume, looping, and autoplay offer a customizable listening experience, while sticky controls ensure accessibility during scrolling. Comments can be edited or removed easily, and layouts are configurable to match different preferences.

The Eleven Labs plugin integrates text-to-speech capabilities into Obsidian using the Eleven Labs API. Users can generate audio files directly from their notes by highlighting text, selecting the plugin from the context menu, and choosing a voice and model. The plugin supports multilingual output and allows customization of voice settings. Once generated, the audio files are saved in the user's vault, making it an excellent tool for those who want to convert written content into audio for accessibility, learning, or productivity purposes.

The Voice plugin turns notes into spoken audio through a sidebar player that works like an audiobook app, with chapter based playback, repeat modes, speed changes, rewind and forward controls and a mobile player with touch controls. It can read the full note or a selection, save generated speech as MP3 files, embed those files back into notes, and organise saved tracks through folder picking, starring, pinning, moving, renaming and deleting. Voice supports AWS Polly, ElevenLabs, Google Cloud, Azure Speech, OpenAI and MiniMax, with provider specific credentials stored in your own account. It also adds toggles for reading code blocks, spelling acronyms, skipping website URLs and using saved note audio instead of generating a fresh version, while cached audio avoids repeated synthesis until note content changes.

The Waveform Player plugin enhances the way audio files are displayed and played within Obsidian. It provides a visually improved audio player interface, supporting both standard audio attachments such as MP3 and WAV files, as well as recordings made directly within Obsidian. Once enabled, the plugin automatically applies its enhanced design to all audio files in the vault, improving the listening experience without requiring additional configuration.

The Super Duper Audio Recorder plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to take their note-taking experience to the next level. With this plugin, you can record high-quality audio directly into your notes, and even edit them on the fly. The plugin's sleek UI makes it easy to navigate, with features like folder selection, audio source options, pause functionality, and multi-track recording. You can also customize settings like default save location, audio format, and hotkeys to suit your workflow. Whether you're a podcaster, journalist, or simply someone who likes to record their thoughts, the Super Duper Audio Recorder plugin is an essential tool for anyone looking to elevate their note-taking experience in Obsidian.

The Resojot plugin brings audio capture, transcription and note processing into one workflow for spoken notes. It saves recordings inside the vault, turns them into Markdown notes and supports different writing modes such as new notes, append flows and journal oriented placement. The plugin can route speech through local or cloud ASR providers, then pass the result through custom LLM polishing steps to extract todos or generate short summaries. It also handles imported audio, long recordings, task recovery and fallback provider switching when a service fails.

The AutoPause plugin keeps audio playback under control by making sure only one clip runs at a time. When a new file starts, it pauses the earlier one or resets it to the beginning if you enable that behaviour. It also adds commands to move to the next or previous audio clip in the active tab and a global play or pause toggle that can resume the last paused clip when it is still available. Another setting blocks keyboard focus on audio player elements, which helps shortcuts work without tab navigation getting in the way. The plugin works across desktop and mobile, including tabs, popout windows and different document views.

The Cloudinary plugin brings a new level of flexibility to media management in Obsidian. With this plugin, you can easily upload images, videos, and audio files directly to Cloudinary's Media Library, freeing up space on your local file system and making it easier to share links with others. You have full control over the upload behavior and transformation options for each content type and folder, allowing you to customize the experience to suit your needs. Whether you need to optimize images for web use or apply custom effects, Cloudinary's powerful APIs make it easy to manipulate your media files on the fly. With this plugin, you can take advantage of Cloudinary's scalable storage solution and focus on creating without worrying about file management.

The Memories plugin transforms media files into interactive galleries directly inside your notes. It supports images, videos and audio with a responsive grid layout that adapts to any screen size. You get two display modes: full galleries showing everything or compact views with limited items. The lightbox feature is robust - zoom into images with panning, navigate using keyboard shortcuts or mouse wheel and enable auto-slideshow with customizable intervals. Random mode shuffles through your collection. Upload and delete files right from the gallery interface. It handles multiple folder paths simultaneously with recursive search, letting you pull media from different locations or even display everything in your vault. Lazy loading and thumbnail caching keep performance smooth for large collections.

The Audio Player plugin for Obsidian allows users to play audio files directly within their notes. It offers a single audio instance for the entire vault, enabling seamless playback even when the tab is closed. Users can add bookmarks to their audio files, either through an intuitive user interface or by specifying timestamps directly in the markdown. The plugin also features a wave visualizer to track progress and allows for easy pausing and resuming of audio through simple commands. Ideal for anyone who needs to integrate audio content, this plugin enhances the multimedia experience within Obsidian.