TheLastMan wrote: > I am presuming here that you have already installed Foobar 2000 and know > the basics. Also a lot of this is dependent on how accurate your tags > are. It uses the Artist and Track name tags so you will get errors if > these are not correct. If you are rather anal about these things, like > me, you will not have an issue. > > Download foobar Seek plugin zip file from *'here' > (http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=88654)* and the > Lyric Show Panel 3 zip file from *'here' > (http://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_uie_lyrics3)* > > There is no need to unzip them, foobar does this as part of the install > process. > > In foobar go to file, Preferences, Components and install both plugins. > Press apply and the program will restart. > > Once the plugins are installed go to File, Preferences, Tools, Lyric > Show 3 > > LYRIC SEARCHING TAB > On the first tab your main choice is to decide whether you want time > stamped lyrics that will scroll and synchronise with the music karaoke > style, or whether you just want a straight text tag. > The options are: > - Only synced > - Only non-synced > - Prefer synced > - Prefer non-synced > - No preference > > Neither the Controller, nor either of the apps I use (Logitech and > Orange Squeeze) can use the time stamping so I chose "only non-synced". > Synced files have time data and HTML characters alongside the lyrics so > are virtually unreadable unless your player can use the data. > > If you use iPeng you might want to ask Pippin whether his app can use > the time stamps. > > You then have to choose the order in which the plugin searches the > various databases. I have no idea which is better so just shifted the > Timestamped servers to the bottom. > > LYRIC SAVING TAB > Tick (check) Enable automatic save > Save method is Save to tag *(very important!)* > It is crucial that the un-synced Lyric tag is set to LYRICS otherwise > Orange Squeeze and the Controller wont read it. > If you like your lyrics synced you will need to experiment with the > synced lyric tag and your choice of control software. Again perhaps > Pippin can advise. > > I have ignored the Advanced tab, nothing critical here as far as I can > tell. > > That is it for the Lyric Show 3 plugin. > > The Preview option in the seek plugin is set up from the normal > Playback menu. > > IMPLEMENTATION > Add all the files and folders you want to tag to the playlist. Go to > Playback, Seek Control, Preview length and select what you want. I found > that the minimum, 6 seconds, was more than enough. Then choose Playback, > Seek Control and tick Preview. > > Press Play and then go away! > You might want to watch it for a few tracks, it is rather cool, > otherwise you can leave it to do its stuff for as long as it takes. I > have done about half my collection now and will do the other half over > the next few days. > > Have fun!
Should this process still work? _Or_is_there_a_new_way_to_do_this_in_Foobar?_ Can anyone advise - I see Seek is way old now, and Lyrics plugin hasn't been updated for a few years. i have installed and got the process to work - but its unstable (e.g. crashes every couple of thousand tracks if you have a long playlist). *Hi-Fi 1*: QNAP HS-453DX NAS+QLMS/Allo USBridge Signature+Shanti LPS/Cirrus ESS Sabre 32-bit Reference DAC (Oppo 105D)/Yamaha Aventage CX-A5000/Focal SM9s. *Hi-Fi 2*: Sqbox Touch+Shanti LPS/Focal XS Books. *Hi-Fi 3*: PC+Squeezelite-X+Material Skin/Focal XS Books. *Hi-Fi Misc*: iPeng (iPad/iPhones)/Plantronics BB Pro 2 LE Headphones. *Accessories*: Tchernov -Classic- & Van den Hul ICs; Thor PS10 Power Station; Blue Jeans & Ruleconnect Cables (Power, HDMI, USB & Coaxial); Aurios & Vibrapods. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mycenius's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=56466 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=98161
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