Hi there, is there a way I can download all lessons from a course at one go, rather than lesson by lesson?
I’d like to download the lessons for a simpler course to my smart phone so I can just listen to them straight through, without necessarily reading through the lessons unless I need to check a word. They are the German ‘Ab jetzt lerne ich Deutsch privat’ lessons that support the Anna’s Tagebuch course - so there are 60 of them).
Is there an option to somehow ‘download all lessons’? Thanks.
@debbielim - There is no option to download all the lessons at a time but you can add the lessons to a playlist and then listen to one by one without opening.
@Ginkgo58 - on the My Lessons page click dropdown menu next to the lesson and choose “add to playlist” => create a new one or choose existing. So you can add as many lessons as you want to have in your playlist. Then you can find all your playlists on My Lessons page, filter “Playlists”.
One could “subscribe” to the course via RSS and consume the feed with a receiver such as “Juice”, winamp, et cetera. One could also view the RSS feed with native Firefox browser and download with mouse-click.
It isn’t totally automatic but viewing via the RSS address will get you all of the audio download links on the same page (which is what you are probably aiming at for here anyway).
Note: Even though the tooltips on LingQ might display “iTunes” it technically is not narrowed to such software or devices.
Further: With the RSS feed address, Firefox, and an add-on (which will download any .mp3 link on a given page), you can meet the goal of “all at once”.
Lastly: View the entire course in a table rather than by column. See what that will get you and a Firefox add-on as mentioned.
I work with entire courses, some of which are quite large. I’m sure many others do as well. An option to download all mp3 files (maybe zipped up) in one go would be a great time-saver.
It is a long time since I used a playlist. I thought playlists were simply a collection of lessons that need to be opened separately. Can I actually play all the soundfiles sequentially?
When I wrote ‘sequentially’ I was meaning that I want to play them without having to start each one separately from my computer. I want to be able to listen while I am doing other things such as making a cup of tea, washing dishes or similar. Is this possible without downloading all the files separately?