Obsidian plugins with #playback#

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 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.