Obsidian plugins with #player#

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.