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Supported audio recordings after processing and transcription in your study space. A saved flashcard group based on the selected recording content.
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Make flashcards from an audio lecture
Process a lecture recording into searchable material, then make a focused set of cards to review the ideas you heard.
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A simple workflow
- 01Upload a supported audio recording.
- 02Wait for transcription and indexing.
- 03Choose it as a flashcard source and review the generated cards.
Review key ideas from a recorded lecture
Process a supported audio lecture into searchable study material, then use that recording as the source for a flashcard set. Cards can help you revisit terms, short explanations, and important distinctions from a lecture in brief study sessions.
This workflow is useful when you want to review after class or return to an explanation without replaying the full recording. Keep the lecture available so you can check context when a generated answer is too brief.
Make focused cards from spoken content
Choose a focus topic and card count to guide what the generator emphasizes. Clear audio and a well-defined topic help keep a deck relevant; noisy or overlapping speech may affect transcription and the quality of generated prompts.
Review each card against the processed lecture content. If an answer combines several ideas or lacks an important qualification, refine the card or write a supporting note before you rely on it for revision.
Use recall to decide what to replay
Try answering before revealing the back of each card, then use spaced repetition to revisit difficult material over time. Cards you repeatedly miss can help you decide which portion of the lecture to listen to again.
Flashcards support quick recall, while a recording contains tone, examples, and longer explanations that a card cannot preserve. Use both formats together for a more complete review.
Frequently asked questions
Which audio formats are supported?
Supported formats include MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, FLAC, and audio WebM.
Can I choose the subject of the cards?
Yes. Set a focus topic or select topics from the processed material.
Can I generate a quiz instead?
Yes. Use the processed recording as the source for a practice test.