Readability Files
MorphMan comes with a Readability Files folder, in the add-on folder. To open it: Tools > Add-ons, select MorphMan, then View Files.
| Folder | What's in it |
|---|---|
Corpus | The premade corpora, one per category: Anime, Game, Manga, Movie, TV, VN. |
Master frequency lists | Master_All.txt, the default Master Frequency List. |
Database | Known databases of courses and textbooks. |
Google Sheet | The title sheet: a deck link for each title. |
Analyze | An example to try Custom Folders: the subtitles of Sousou no Frieren, episodes 1 to 28. |
Corpus
Each category is one .corpusdb file: the titles, already analyzed. That's why Compare Media is fast. MorphMan doesn't read the texts again.
These are the checkboxes of Compare Media. Their folders are set in Settings > Files > Corpus folders.
Your own files
What MorphMan can read with Custom Folders and Custom Files:
- subtitles:
.srt,.ass - text:
.txt(a game script, a book, cells copied from Excel…) .jsfiles- corpus files:
.corpusdb
Need Japanese subtitles? Jimaku has them for most anime.
Keep a folder per title
MorphMan groups by folder. A good layout:
My Anime/
Sousou no Frieren/
Season 1/
episode 01.srt
episode 02.srt
With Group Input by: Title, you get one row for the show. With Folder, one row per season. With File, one row per episode.
Make your own corpus
After an analysis, Save as Corpus File saves it as a .corpusdb. Next time, the analysis is instant.
Put it in a folder of Settings > Files > Corpus folders to see it in Compare Media.
Anki Deck links
The Anki Deck column of Results gives a link to a ready-made deck for a title. They come from the title sheet, or from a deck.url file in the title's folder.
To add a link yourself, drag it from your web browser into the title's folder (Windows makes a .url file).