virus975
2nd December 2007, 12:23
well when I was reading the LCG jukebox manual I read:
"Once downloaded, lyrics are stored in same folder as the song file, under same file name but with .lrc extension. They can be later displayed in the lyrics viewer."
then I thought what if I put the .lrc lyrics file in my music folder and rename it as the name of the song.
Guess what it worked just so fine
and for those who dont know how to get the lrc files please use a program called "minilyrics" which will automatically download the lyrics for the song that you're listening and also you can choose from the program's options to rename the .lrc file as the song name automatically.
And if it didn't work try to rename the file into a more simple name like ("1.mp3, 1.lrc") because there are some songs wich have a really complicated name and may not work.
That's all and I hope you enjoy the program with this hidden feature.
Note: I use the LCG jukebox v.2.14 and my mobile is nokia N80
sorry for my bad english (I'm iraqi)
"Once downloaded, lyrics are stored in same folder as the song file, under same file name but with .lrc extension. They can be later displayed in the lyrics viewer."
then I thought what if I put the .lrc lyrics file in my music folder and rename it as the name of the song.
Guess what it worked just so fine
and for those who dont know how to get the lrc files please use a program called "minilyrics" which will automatically download the lyrics for the song that you're listening and also you can choose from the program's options to rename the .lrc file as the song name automatically.
And if it didn't work try to rename the file into a more simple name like ("1.mp3, 1.lrc") because there are some songs wich have a really complicated name and may not work.
That's all and I hope you enjoy the program with this hidden feature.
Note: I use the LCG jukebox v.2.14 and my mobile is nokia N80
sorry for my bad english (I'm iraqi)