[Ankidroid] how are cards scheduled?

[Roger Keays]

I noticed that the SRS implementation on ankidroid is incomplete. In
this case, how are cards scheduled?

Is ankidroid stable and productive?

Thanks,

Roger

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[Nicolas Raoul]

Hi Roger,
Thanks for your interest!

It used to be incomplete, but now AnkiDroid has complete SRS :-)
The algorithm is exactly the same as the normal Anki desktop software.
(actually, only "leeches" are not implemented, as far as I know)

Yes, AnkiDroid is stable, and productive.
I encourage you to try it, and report any problem if you find one.

Cheers!
Nicolas

PS: Where did you read this? It might be some old description that we
need to update.

[Roger Keays]

from http://ichi2.net/anki/wiki/AndroidAnki

An alternative is to run AnkiMini on your device. Since this currently
has full syncing support & SRS support which the native client does
not, this may be a better option.

....

AnkiMini offers syncing and full SRS support, which is not currently
available in the native client.


and from http://ichi2.net/anki/

There are two options for Android:

1. A native client, available in the Android store. Supports SRS
(or will do so shortly), but doesn't currently support syncing yet.

[Roger Keays]

from http://ichi2.net/anki/wiki/AndroidAnki

An alternative is to run AnkiMini on your device. Since this currently
has full syncing support & SRS support which the native client does
not, this may be a better option.

....

AnkiMini offers syncing and full SRS support, which is not currently
available in the native client.


and from http://ichi2.net/anki/

There are two options for Android:

1. A native client, available in the Android store. Supports SRS
(or will do so shortly), but doesn't currently support syncing yet.

On Apr 26, 6:28 pm, Roger Keays <ro...@ilikespam.com> wrote:
> fromhttp://ichi2.net/anki/wiki/AndroidAnki

>
> An alternative is to run AnkiMini on your device. Since this currently
> has full syncing support & SRS support which the native client does
> not, this may be a better option.
>
> ....
>
> AnkiMini offers syncing and full SRS support, which is not currently
> available in the native client.
>

> and fromhttp://ichi2.net/anki/

[Nicolas Raoul]

Indeed!
Roger, thanks for pointing out this.

Damien, I think the "or will do so shortly" part can be removed on
ichi2.net/anki

And "sounds/images" is true for AnkiDroid too... I don't use them but
can sounds/images users confirm it works?

I modified the wiki to reflect the fact that AnkiDroid has SRS.

Thanks a lot!
Nicolas Raoul

[Edu Zamora]

Yes, like SRS, both sound and images work on AnkiDroid too. Videos still don't work but it should not take a long time to make the app able to reproduce it in an usable way for the user (it is more a matter of user interface).

Thank you for your feedback, Roger!

    Edu Zamora

[Damien Elmes]

I've removed the bit about 'full SRS support' from the AnkiMini
section too, as it implied AnkiDroid didn't have this.