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ok, there are no errors in the logs and the addon is properly displaying the lyrics for those songs.
you say you previously had some songs with chinese lyrics, that means those lyrics have been saved to file
and will be re-used each time from then on.
the fact that they show up as empty in confluence is because the default font in confluence does not support chinese characters.
you'll have to delete those chines lyrics files. they can be found in C:\Users\Mark\AppData\Roaming\Kodi\userdata\addon_data\script.cu.lrclyrics\lyrics\
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Tried that earlier actually, deleted all the lyrics in that folder and it still pulls the Chinese/blank ones.
My script lyrics are set to default - are there better scrapers to use/not use for English?
Or is it possible to download a manual lyric sheet and have the script use that one first?
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Just been going through the rest of this album - Bruce Springsteen's The River and quite a few are incorrect; it pulls Celine Dion's Fade Away rather than Bruce's!!
Just wondering if it is because this particular album has flac files? The metadata is all added by mp3tag and shows up in mediamonkey and Kodi, but is it possible that this script cannot pull the same data?
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2015-04-19, 01:26
(This post was last modified: 2015-04-19, 01:39 by bamarcus.)
I cant get the plug-in to download and install. I tried on an Ubuntu PC and on a Win8 PC and both wont install the plugin. Other plug-ins install fine. Is there a problem on the server?
*edit*
The log file has error 404 for the hash and zip file.
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Hi Ronie,
Wondered if you could help?
I solved my issue the other day (Chinese lyrics) by downloading an lrc file for the songs that were incorrect and placing them in the necessary lyrics folder. I used a program called minilyrics, which seems pretty good and when used in conjunction with mediamonkey, automatically saves the lrc file to a folder.
The name of the lrc file would seem to have to be (for the cu lrc lyrics addon) just the name of the song, with no prefix - unfortunately, the minilyrics program can only either save the file as track number - song title or artist - song title
I don't know if the latter would work in Kodi (not at my machine at the mo) but tried the former and had to delete the track number. My question is therefore; is there an xml file that I can alter that will cause it to accept either of the above? It would be handy if I could just copy the files over into the relevant artist folder within Lyrics without having to alter the filename.
Many thanks
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it depend on whether you save the lyrics to a separate lyrics folder
or if you save them alongside the song.
both options offer you several filename formatting options.
see the cu lrc addon settings. 'artist - songtitle' is available for sure.
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Cheers Ronie - will take a look this evening