Which Platforms Does Anxin Learn Support?

"Anxin Learn" is designed to give families a clean, eye-friendly, and screen-time-aware educational viewing space.

The internet is a vast library for curious minds. Whether it's online science lessons, cloud-drive courses, your own recorded experiments, or overseas bilingual documentaries, almost everything can find its way into your library through a standard channel. This guide is your one-stop compass for choosing the right import method and solving any questions along the way.

[!TIP] 30-second quick-start

  • Bilibili / YouTube online videos: Tap Share → Copy Link in the app, then switch back to this app and the whole set is captured automatically;
  • Baidu Drive courses: With official authorization, courses in 2-level folders are packaged into collections automatically — no download, 0 storage used;
  • Local files / your own recordings: Import straight from your photo album or file manager — plays instantly offline, a must for travel;
  • Between devices & computers: On the same Wi-Fi, Face-to-Face Transfer adds videos in about 2 seconds; on a computer screen, use Scan QR Code to pick courses;
  • Commercial copyright boundary: Only public educational content is supported; videos from Youku, iQiyi, Tencent, and official Bilibili anime are protected by private encryption and can't be added.

1. A 4-Step Quick Guide to Choosing the Right Import Method

Not sure which entry fits the resource you have in hand? Match it here:

  1. Online video:
    • In the original app, tap [[Share]] → [[Copy Link]] → switch back to this app and confirm (see Bilibili Guide / YouTube Guide);
    • Browsing on a computer? Right-click the video page to create a QR code, then tap [[Scan QR Code]] on your tablet to scan it in (see QR Code Guide);
  2. Cloud-drive courses:
    • Go to [[Parent Center]] → tap [[Add Video]] → choose [[Baidu Drive]];
    • Tick the folder that contains the episodes, and the app automatically reads the 2-level folder structure and packages it into a neat collection (see Baidu Drive Guide);
  3. Offline videos:
    • Go to [[Parent Center]] → tap [[Add Video]] → choose [[Local Video]];
    • Tick the MP4/MKV files in your album or file manager, and they play instantly offline (see Local Video Guide).

2. Supported Platforms at a Glance

Platform / SourceWhat's supportedClean & child-friendlyExtra featuresIn-depth guide
Bilibili
:icon(tv): Top choice for Chinese science content		:icon(check): Single videos / multi-part episodes
:icon(check): Playlists / Creator spaces		No ads, no danmaku comments
No endless recommendation feed		One-tap series updates, broken-video checks, audio-only listeningBilibili Guide
Creator Space
Baidu Drive
:icon(folder): Systematic course library		:icon(check): Smart 2-level folder packaging
:icon(check): MP4/MKV/audio pass-through		No download, 0 storage used
Official OAuth 2.0 connection		Chapter structure kept, resume playback, audio-only sleep modeBaidu Drive Guide
Drive Audio
YouTube
:icon(video): Original English listening		:icon(check): Single videos / Shorts
:icon(check): Full playlists		No recommendation rabbit holes
Stops quietly when the video ends		Official bilingual subtitles, up to 1080P+YouTube Guide
Local album / storage
:icon(storage): Your own videos, offline-ready		:icon(check): MP4 / MOV / MKV
:icon(check): Fast hardware decoding		100% offline playback
Instant, no network needed		Zero network reliance, batch collections, screen-time limitsLocal Video Guide
Douyin
:icon(star): Fun science experiments		:icon(check): Single public science clips
:icon(check): Share-text auto-cleaning		No dopamine swipe feed
No comments or shopping tabs		Great for 60-sec origami, phonics, and mini experimentsDouyin Guide
TED / TED-Ed
:icon(search): Big ideas for older kids		:icon(check): Official public talks
:icon(check): TED-Ed animated lessons		Pure ideas, no ads
Focus on content and thinking		Official bilingual subtitlesTED Guide
Vimeo
:icon(star): Independent art animation		:icon(check): Public art shorts
:icon(check): High-bitrate cinematic shorts		A quiet indie theater
No social noise or outside links		Aesthetic exposure to top animation schools like GobelinsVimeo Guide
Direct media links
:icon(wifi): Public streaming links		:icon(check): .mp4 / .m3u8
:icon(check): Live & on-demand streams		Isolated safe playback
No page clutter or pop-ups		Public education streams and self-hosted serversDirect Link Guide

3. Commercial Copyright & What We Can't Support

Many parents ask: "Why can't I import from iQiyi or Tencent Video? Does Bilibili support official anime?"

3.1 Commercial platforms' private DRM protection

  • Long-form content on Tencent Video, iQiyi, Youku, Mango TV, and similar platforms uses closed, proprietary DRM encryption and requires a paid VIP login inside their own apps;
  • This app stays firmly within technical and legal bounds — we never crack commercial encryption or redistribute pirated content — so videos locked inside commercial platforms can't be extracted into our sandbox.

3.2 Official Bilibili anime vs. regular Creator content

  • ❌ What can't be added: Official Bilibili films and shows marked with the "Anime" or "Guochuang" badge (no personal creator, requires Premiere membership); copyright protection prevents login-free parsing;
  • 🟢 100% supported: Regular uploads from individual creators, schools, or educational channels (videos with a creator avatar and a standard BV number — like cell biology explainers, Magic School Bus walkthroughs, phonics, and Chinese classics introductions). All of these are fully supported and can be added quickly!

4. FAQ & Troubleshooting

Q: Will importing many courses fill up my phone or tablet storage?

Not at all!

  • Online & cloud-drive content: Uses instant online streaming — only a small buffer exists in memory during playback. Nothing is downloaded to your device, and no physical storage is used;
  • Local album content: References the existing files on your device directly, never creating redundant copies.

Q: I copied a link but no "Video link detected" prompt appeared?

  1. Check the clipboard: Paste it into a note to make sure the full link was copied and nothing is missing;
  2. Allow the paste permission: On iOS 16+ and some Android systems, when the system asks "Allow pasting?", be sure to choose Allow;
  3. Add it manually: If no prompt appears, go to [[Parent Center]] → [[Add Video]] → [[Online Video]], long-press the input box, paste, and confirm.

Q: What if it says "Link parsing failed" or "Video info unavailable"?

  1. Check the video is public: Open the link in a browser and confirm it plays normally there;
  2. Check private / removed status: Make sure the creator hasn't set it to private and the source site hasn't taken it down;
  3. Short link → long link: Some short links (like b23.tv) occasionally hit risk-control blocks. Open the link in a browser, let it redirect, then copy the full BV-format long URL and try again.

Q: Videos keep buffering, or play with no sound?

  1. Check the network: Switch Wi-Fi or use your phone's hotspot to rule out router/DNS issues; for overseas platforms (YouTube/TikTok/TED), confirm your device has international access;
  2. Baidu Drive speed limits: Free (non-member) accounts may get limited bandwidth during evening peaks — try off-peak times or the high-speed channel;
  3. Audio codec: If a local video has picture but no sound, it likely uses a Dolby AC3 audio track — convert it to standard AAC with a format converter.

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[!NOTE] Want support for more platforms? If a science site or university lecture platform you use isn't listed here, tell us via [[Parent Center]] → [[Feedback]], and we'll take a look!