Thanks for this. I tested it with one mp3 file - 'The Shacks - Crimson and Clover', the script says it found the lyrics, but it's a different song. Maybe adding more lyrics search engines to the script might help? Also not sure where it is saving the lyrics to exactly:
PS C:\Users\Mojojo\Desktop\Developer\lyricy-master> python lyricy.py ".\The Shacks - Crimson and Clover.mp3"
Searching for
Found Best Match: Ava Max – Into Your Arms (No Rap) Lyrics Download LRC x PDF File
Getting Lyrics ...
Setting Lyrics ...
Done :)
search_lyrics function return only first lyrics of list of lyrics scraped which has 5 to 6 lyrics. Chage the script accordingly to get all lyrics and select the lyrics manually and then added it to song.
That' beyond my Python capabilities at the moment. Maybe I shall make this a project when my skills have improved... like A LOT, lol. Thanks nonetheless :)
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Thanks for this. I tested it with one mp3 file - 'The Shacks - Crimson and Clover', the script says it found the lyrics, but it's a different song. Maybe adding more lyrics search engines to the script might help? Also not sure where it is saving the lyrics to exactly:
PS C:\Users\Mojojo\Desktop\Developer\lyricy-master> python lyricy.py ".\The Shacks - Crimson and Clover.mp3"
Searching for
Found Best Match: Ava Max – Into Your Arms (No Rap) Lyrics Download LRC x PDF File
Getting Lyrics ...
Setting Lyrics ...
Done :)
It save to same mp3 itself. Lyrics added to song metadata.
OK I see, thanks. Unfortunately, it seems to pick the wrong lyrics for the song I selected.
search_lyrics
function return only first lyrics of list of lyrics scraped which has 5 to 6 lyrics. Chage the script accordingly to get all lyrics and select the lyrics manually and then added it to song.That' beyond my Python capabilities at the moment. Maybe I shall make this a project when my skills have improved... like A LOT, lol. Thanks nonetheless :)