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#1 Scroll version
I think it would be really nice if the words could be made
to scroll across in a line -- obviously this wouldnt bear
any relation to the actual point in the song - maybe you
could click on it to get the full page up?
Look at the "song title" scroll to get an idea of what i
mean
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I don't really understand what you'd like...
If a line is wider that the window, it should scroll, that's it?
Anyway... Everything is still in development, I just put
html out to handle the display myself. I'm not 100% sure of
the way I'll do it now.
A scrolling is quite easily doable, yet I don't really see
how to make it nice (scrolling just a line here and there
seems a bit odd to me... but I may have misunderstood)
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I was thinkin about that before I even saw your post =P I'm
not exactly sure how it would sync to the music though.
That seems like it would be the only problem. Another
thought I had was to somehow incorperate the lyrics with
visualizations. Perhaps this isn't possible because the lyrics
use the browser, not the vis. window, but hey, a boy can
dream right? =)
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To sync things to music, and make this featrue
"interesting", we'd need to add timestamps in the lyric
files (like in karaoke files) I'm not in charge of the
lyrics site, so I can't change anything on this.
There are some plugins doing somethings like that, but I
never looked at them
http://freshmeat.net/projects/xmms-singit/?topic_id=124%2C113
All I could do, is to make the lyric go at a defined speed
(by example, 3characters/sec), but I'm not sure it would be
very usefull.
Maybe later we'll change this and have timestamps (in a
seperate file), but I doubt it.
Here I talk for the xmms version:
Incorporating in the visualizations is possible if you
"merge" the two source codes, and use in both of them
compatible tools (ie gtk library, etc...)
If you want to "hack" the visualization window, and add the
lyrics there, this is another problem. It may be doable
using low level display function, but I don't know more
about this for the moment!