QuickLyric / QuickLyric

Android app that instantly fetches your lyrics for you.
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Reading lyrics from .lrc files #86

Open flashlab opened 9 years ago

flashlab commented 9 years ago

Request: synchronous highlight lyrics when lrc is available. refering to andlyrics

geecko86 commented 9 years ago

Not feasible AFAIK.

flashlab commented 9 years ago

Why not possible? I still think it's a cool idea ;)

geecko86 commented 9 years ago

Ask yourself the same question: how would one implement this? I can't think of any way to do this.

flashlab commented 9 years ago

Taking advantage of broadcast and FAB, I think it's technically feasible. Check LrcView and AndroidLrcView

geecko86 commented 9 years ago

Wait, are you just talking about reading the lyrics from a .lrc file?

flashlab commented 9 years ago

Yeah...

geecko86 commented 9 years ago

Why would you call that "dynamic lyrics view" and describe it as a "synchronous highlight"...? That's something else entirely. Anyway, I'll look into it.

geecko86 commented 9 years ago

Oh I see, the .lrc files implement sync support. Interesting. Where do you get your .lrc files from?

flashlab commented 9 years ago

Most of lyrics provided by #82 are lrc format. Like this

geecko86 commented 9 years ago

Any provider can download lyrics in the LRC format, as long as they use .setLRC(true). Reading directly from .lrc files will not be implemented.

geecko86 commented 8 years ago

@flashlab Just so we're on the same page: your files are organized in this manner and located in the same directory, correct?

flashlab commented 8 years ago

@geecko86 hmmm...Shoud be like this. But I prefer to put lrc files in a seperate folder.

geecko86 commented 8 years ago

If you put your .lrc files in a separate folder, how could QL know which file goes with which song?

eadmaster commented 8 years ago

If no remote lyrics is found you may add a button to import a local .lrc file and then store it in the saved lyrics cache.