Obsidian workflow: recording notes on the computer and listening to the content of the notes on the phone.

Jun 11, 2024112

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The project "Xlog" has been completed and is designed for efficient information collection and review. It leverages the advantages of a computer screen for organizing materials and a mobile phone for audio playback, allowing users to listen to work summaries and speeches during commutes. To use the system, users need to install three specific Android applications: Obsidian, tts-server-android, and Moon Reader Pro. After installation, users can open notes in Obsidian, share them with Moon Reader Pro, and listen to the content, freeing their eyes for other tasks. Assistance is available for those unfamiliar with Moon Reader Pro.

Applicable Scenarios#

Utilize the advantages of a computer's large screen, mainly for data collection and organization
Leverage the portable listening function of a mobile phone, primarily for reinforcing information review
For example, listening to work summaries, leadership speeches, etc., during commutes

Required Software#

Obsidian.apk
tts-server-android.apk
Moon__Reader_Pro-v9.3.apk

Usage Instructions#

Install the three software applications above on your Android phone in sequence
For configuring tts-server-android.apk, refer to How to configure tts-server-android on Android phones for perfect text-to-speech reading?
Moon__Reader_Pro-v9.3.apk can be found online for free resources
Open the notes you want to listen to in Obsidian
Click the three dots in the upper right corner (equivalent to the right-click context menu on a computer)
Click Share to Moon__Reader_Pro
You can then free your eyes and listen to the notes in Moon__Reader_Pro
If you need help using Moon__Reader_Pro, please leave a message for me

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