Re: [emms-help] Lyrics

[William]

Jay Belanger <address@hidden> writes:

> I've noticed that emms-lyrics has something to help write the lrc
> files, but I haven't even looked at that yet.

For that matters, it's very easy. You just open a text file containing
the original lyrics(which is without timestamps), enable
`emms-lyrics-mode', start playing track, at the same time use the
following keys to add timestamps before each line.

,----
| Major mode for creating lyric files.
| key             binding
| ---             -------
|
| i               emms-lyrics-insert-time
| n               emms-lyrics-next-line
| p               emms-lyrics-previous-line
`----

> I meant just put the lisp file which will get the lyric files on the
> Emacs wiki, not the lyric files themselves.

I see.

> > What else name would you suggest? :-)
>
> I don't know.  If the lrc files are kept in a single directory, then
> there might well be naming conflicts.  I'm just keeping the lrc files
> in the same directory as the mp3 files, and everything works out
> great.

Yes. It's true there could be conficts. I'm thinking of supporting
multiple naming styles. For instance, for `Blowing in the Wind.mp3',
will look for `Bob Dylan_Blowing in the Wind.lrc', `Blowing in the
Wind.lrc' sequencely.

--
William

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