Shtooka Explorer

If you are looking for a software to organize your audio collections of words, the Shtooka Explorer project could be the one. Instead of manually managing your collections, Shtooka Explorer allows you to browse through them effortlessly. Whether the collections are on your computer or on the internet, you can access them without any hassle.

The Shtooka Explorer project currently has about 30,000 words in its server, split into five packages: fra, eng, dut, chi, rus. This means that you can easily access a range of collections of words that could help you in your work or studies.

Some key features of Shtooka Explorer are its ability to browse local and internet audio collections of words, use shtooka-scan to extract vorbis comment tags of local collections, use flac/oggdec to decompress audio files, use "aplay" command to play sounds, and use "wget" command to download files from the internet.

Shtooka Explorer has been compiled with LCL/GTK2 by FreePascal, and to use it, you need to have several requirements met. These include GTK+ version 2.0.x, Flac, Vorbis Comment, Alsa, wget, and shtooka-scan. However, once you have these requirements met, Shtooka Explorer can be a powerful tool for organizing and accessing your audio collections of words.