Thread: how to write a mp3 lyric resolver

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    how to write a mp3 lyric resolver

    I am supposed that making a static link initialized by the file on the HD will be great in Linux, but it is just more slower when reading it.Well I am trying to write a mp3 lyric resolver using C language, and anyway I need to find an other way to figure it out.Need some tips!I am steve. Can anyone help me?
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    The first part of your post i didnt even understand...

    Do you want to take a song, analyze it and get the lyrics from it?? You do realize you would have to perform some serious frequency-filter-magic just to get close right? And to narrow down the lyrics....im not sure its even possible to do that with any sort of decent accuracy.

    The way I would do it: Calculate some sort of fingerprint from the song (maybe through frequency analysis or something similar), store that fingerprint together with the name of the song, and its lyrics in a database. That way if the program doesnt know the song, you will just tell it the name of the song, and give the program say text-file containing the lyrics.

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    But how to create the database?use the DBM?

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