Make wav audio format recognized properly
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I'm using `say` command in macosx to augment pronunciation part of my flash card automatically. I found that even if Anki supports wav files as a proper audio file, this package only handles mp3. I thought, at least, wav file should be supported.
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I'm using
saycommand in macosx to augment pronunciation part of my flash card automatically. I found that even if Anki supports wav files as a proper audio file, this package only handles mp3. I thought, at least, wav file should be supported.