Anyway, the format's pretty simple, so generating the final output
isn't too hard. It's coming up with what to show in the first place
that's the challenge :) It basically just means coming up with a
decent palette (fairly easy), picking a readable but fast-to-display
font, and timing things so the words are on the screen *before* they
need to be sung and getting them to highlight as they're sung.
'tis fun :)
Kelvin probably has more input, too :)
I agree. Given our experience from pycdg, generating the correct CD+G
commands shouldn't cause us any difficulty.
I reckon the main effort would be in creating the GUI to control it all,
building up the on-screen graphics etc. I don't get much pleasure from
writing GUI applications, but if someone was interested in developing
that side I'd be happy to help out with the CD+G generation side.
Kelvin.
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