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eznemeuropai

us   United States

Importing limits clarified

July 06 at 02:36

I have uploaded texts with 30-minute audio files and have been repeatedly frustrated by how lingq tries to split up the text and audio files into separate lessons. The splits and the texts often don't match up, and sometimes, not even the whole audio file is uploaded.

I would merely like to know what the text and audio maximum lengths are that triggers lingq to split the files. Perhaps I will try to split the files manually myself, so they align better.

zoran

rs   세르비아
July 06 at 17:19

Lesson gets split automatically on every 2000 words. So, for example, if you import a text with 10000 words, it will get split into 5 parts. Audio should be split automatically too to match the text in this case, but in some cases it doesn't split perfectly.

You can try splitting the text/audio manually and import them manually as a separate lessons, if that works better for you. Just keep in mind that 2000 words in a lesson is a limit.

eznemeuropai

us   United States
July 06 at 17:46

Thanks Zoran! A follow-up question: if I import a lesson with 2005 words for example, would lingq split it up? If so, how would it do it: 2000 and 5 or a different split? (Just curious if the limit is a strict 2000). Thanks!

zoran

rs   세르비아
July 07 at 02:26

Those are rare cases, but then the complete text would end up in one lesson.

eznemeuropai

us   United States
July 07 at 11:28

Thanks again Zoran! I agree, they are rare cases. What are the cut-off points exactly? It may come in handy to know when I am manually cutting the texts

eznemeuropai

us   United States
July 09 at 22:15

Hey @zoran I'm just bumping this thread again. Do you know the exact cut-off value [word count] that lingq uses to split up lessons? Thanks!

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