Add a tapping command that does not quantize the timestamps.
For the silence warning, we make it BPM-dependent (defaulting to
120BPM as everywhere else), meaning for slower songs we give a higher
possible time difference before we display a warning.
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That was the original intention, but I didn’t understand that lua
would fail with "r+" if the file does not exist (and "w+" truncates
the file, so you have to try "r+" and then fall back to "w+" which
will create the file as well.)
Change-Id: Ib238f0b73ab403ceeaf035d053a14eba718d1b48
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This adds support for uploading the lyrics part of an .lrc file to
lrclib, see https://lrclib.net/docs
I pretty much only used ChatGPT to translate the rust “proof of work”
challenge to nodejs and it worked first try lol.
Before uploading the lyrics, I construct a webview with a preview of
what is going to be uploaded, and then only upload when that is
accepted. Pretty sweet.
Also adds two commands for increasing/decreasing the current timestamp
by 100ms and starting playback from 2 seconds before that, very handy
for fine-tuning lines.
Change-Id: Ia6adfe26d0c21c62554c8f8c55e97e2caec95d1e
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If the bpm header already exists, overwrite it with the new value.
Also use an existing header as suggestion.
Change-Id: If6431e8056504db437c31313d885b5ba0d0e55d5
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Insert the length and stuff into the .lrc file headers.
Change-Id: Id2565c95c516208f1e46b79d5b8da50f3d6bee62
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It’s a bit crappy and really depends on the input field opening
quickly again (which it often doesn’t really do…), but it was the
easiest way I figured how to do it haha.
Aligning to eigth notes is pretty much the easiest way to sync
everything up after tapping in the timestamps (for most songs).
Change-Id: Ibbb072f62b6ee17d983e81b6c1554bc3516fa636
Reviewed-on: https://cl.tvl.fyi/c/depot/+/12551
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* tap-bpm: simple CLI program that accepts key inputs and averages a
BPM value
* lyric-timing-mpv-script: If you press Ctrl+l, mpv attaches the
current timestamp to a .lrc file named after the song.
This is for manually timing missing songs for uploading them to
https://lrclib.net/
* extension: vscode extension for `.lrc` files, currently with the
following features:
1. A “jump to LRC position” command which reads an .lrc timestamp
from the current line and expects mpv to listen on
`~/tmp/mpv-socket` (via `--input-ipc-server`), and will seek to
the exact timestamp (down to the ms) in the currently playing
song.
2. Some initial linting warnings
- A lint that warns if the difference to the next timestamp is
more than 10s (which usually means there’s an instrumental and
the previous line is stuck)
- A lint that checks that timestamps are monotonically
increasing
Change-Id: I32a4ac0e2c5bbe3d94e45ffcf647f81bc7c08aa0
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Leaving out any symbol characters improves the search accuracy.
Change-Id: I00c993d4099bb8e9701783b53afc9423f1b2f674
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