How to decode a .lrcx file?
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I'm trying to parse the .lrcx lyric file.
.lrcx is an extension format of the .lrc file.
I know the [mm:ss.xxx] is the timestamp for each line.
The thing is I don't understand what is the meaning of the numbers inside '<>', although I know it supposed to be the length of the word right after it.
Here is a clip of a .lrcx file, can anyone help me to decode it?
[00:11.591]<2128,-2128>I''m <5532,-2340>feeling <8180,916>sexyand <11200,3344>free
[00:15.405]<1824,-1824>Like <5216,-2480>glitter''s <8342,166>raining <10808,3832>on <18576,1296>me
[00:19.110]<2024,-2024>You <3518,-482>like <4842,1194>a <6346,2426>shot <7952,3760>of <11164,3692>pure <18870,1590>gold
[00:22.966]<1800,-1800>I <3126,-426>think <4714,650>I''m <5950,2462>bout <7602,3426>to <15720,-1560>explode
[00:27.933]<1784,-1784>I <3410,-734>can <4684,1100>taste <6156,2316>the <7700,3652>tension
[00:29.132]<1736,-1736>like <3510,-906>a <4782,1134>cloud <6086,2566>of <7630,3662>smoke
[00:30.321]<2656,-2656>in <3504,480>the <9838,-3586>air
[00:31.681]<1744,-1744>Now <3508,-892>I''m <5014,902>breathing <6972,2028>like
[00:32.740]<2232,-2232>I''m <3690,-342>running <6202,170>cause <8280,2616>you''re
[00:34.002]<1080,-1080>taking <3010,-1390>me <8852,-3932>there
[00:35.211]<2072,-2072>Don''t <3402,-294>you <11580,-5700>know
audio decode lrc
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I'm trying to parse the .lrcx lyric file.
.lrcx is an extension format of the .lrc file.
I know the [mm:ss.xxx] is the timestamp for each line.
The thing is I don't understand what is the meaning of the numbers inside '<>', although I know it supposed to be the length of the word right after it.
Here is a clip of a .lrcx file, can anyone help me to decode it?
[00:11.591]<2128,-2128>I''m <5532,-2340>feeling <8180,916>sexyand <11200,3344>free
[00:15.405]<1824,-1824>Like <5216,-2480>glitter''s <8342,166>raining <10808,3832>on <18576,1296>me
[00:19.110]<2024,-2024>You <3518,-482>like <4842,1194>a <6346,2426>shot <7952,3760>of <11164,3692>pure <18870,1590>gold
[00:22.966]<1800,-1800>I <3126,-426>think <4714,650>I''m <5950,2462>bout <7602,3426>to <15720,-1560>explode
[00:27.933]<1784,-1784>I <3410,-734>can <4684,1100>taste <6156,2316>the <7700,3652>tension
[00:29.132]<1736,-1736>like <3510,-906>a <4782,1134>cloud <6086,2566>of <7630,3662>smoke
[00:30.321]<2656,-2656>in <3504,480>the <9838,-3586>air
[00:31.681]<1744,-1744>Now <3508,-892>I''m <5014,902>breathing <6972,2028>like
[00:32.740]<2232,-2232>I''m <3690,-342>running <6202,170>cause <8280,2616>you''re
[00:34.002]<1080,-1080>taking <3010,-1390>me <8852,-3932>there
[00:35.211]<2072,-2072>Don''t <3402,-294>you <11580,-5700>know
audio decode lrc
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I'm trying to parse the .lrcx lyric file.
.lrcx is an extension format of the .lrc file.
I know the [mm:ss.xxx] is the timestamp for each line.
The thing is I don't understand what is the meaning of the numbers inside '<>', although I know it supposed to be the length of the word right after it.
Here is a clip of a .lrcx file, can anyone help me to decode it?
[00:11.591]<2128,-2128>I''m <5532,-2340>feeling <8180,916>sexyand <11200,3344>free
[00:15.405]<1824,-1824>Like <5216,-2480>glitter''s <8342,166>raining <10808,3832>on <18576,1296>me
[00:19.110]<2024,-2024>You <3518,-482>like <4842,1194>a <6346,2426>shot <7952,3760>of <11164,3692>pure <18870,1590>gold
[00:22.966]<1800,-1800>I <3126,-426>think <4714,650>I''m <5950,2462>bout <7602,3426>to <15720,-1560>explode
[00:27.933]<1784,-1784>I <3410,-734>can <4684,1100>taste <6156,2316>the <7700,3652>tension
[00:29.132]<1736,-1736>like <3510,-906>a <4782,1134>cloud <6086,2566>of <7630,3662>smoke
[00:30.321]<2656,-2656>in <3504,480>the <9838,-3586>air
[00:31.681]<1744,-1744>Now <3508,-892>I''m <5014,902>breathing <6972,2028>like
[00:32.740]<2232,-2232>I''m <3690,-342>running <6202,170>cause <8280,2616>you''re
[00:34.002]<1080,-1080>taking <3010,-1390>me <8852,-3932>there
[00:35.211]<2072,-2072>Don''t <3402,-294>you <11580,-5700>know
audio decode lrc
asked Nov 10 at 16:28
Keater
6319
I'm trying to parse the .lrcx lyric file.
.lrcx is an extension format of the .lrc file.
I know the [mm:ss.xxx] is the timestamp for each line.
The thing is I don't understand what is the meaning of the numbers inside '<>', although I know it supposed to be the length of the word right after it.
Here is a clip of a .lrcx file, can anyone help me to decode it?
[00:11.591]<2128,-2128>I''m <5532,-2340>feeling <8180,916>sexyand <11200,3344>free
[00:15.405]<1824,-1824>Like <5216,-2480>glitter''s <8342,166>raining <10808,3832>on <18576,1296>me
[00:19.110]<2024,-2024>You <3518,-482>like <4842,1194>a <6346,2426>shot <7952,3760>of <11164,3692>pure <18870,1590>gold
[00:22.966]<1800,-1800>I <3126,-426>think <4714,650>I''m <5950,2462>bout <7602,3426>to <15720,-1560>explode
[00:27.933]<1784,-1784>I <3410,-734>can <4684,1100>taste <6156,2316>the <7700,3652>tension
[00:29.132]<1736,-1736>like <3510,-906>a <4782,1134>cloud <6086,2566>of <7630,3662>smoke
[00:30.321]<2656,-2656>in <3504,480>the <9838,-3586>air
[00:31.681]<1744,-1744>Now <3508,-892>I''m <5014,902>breathing <6972,2028>like
[00:32.740]<2232,-2232>I''m <3690,-342>running <6202,170>cause <8280,2616>you''re
[00:34.002]<1080,-1080>taking <3010,-1390>me <8852,-3932>there
[00:35.211]<2072,-2072>Don''t <3402,-294>you <11580,-5700>know
audio decode lrc
audio decode lrc
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asked Nov 10 at 16:28
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