The following code implements a major mode for editing lyric (.lrc)
files, which are used by various music players to display lyrics in
synch with the playing of a song.

There are commands for starting and stopping an ogg123 process, and
the timing output from that process is captured, allowing you to enter
synchronization tags by pressing a key in time with the start of each
line of the song.

If the synchronization tags are already there, the mode uses a
highlighting overlay to show the timing as the song plays, allowing
you to check the tags. There are also commands for nudging tags
slightly earlier or later.

There are a couple of "todo"s still in the code, but it generally
works OK (at least for me!)

__John

;;; lyric-mode.el --- Major mode for editing lyric (.lrc) files

;; Copyright (C) 2008 John Sturdy

;; Author: John Sturdy
;; Keywords: multimedia, hypermedia

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make it unlikelier to provoke wraps:
;;; lyric-mode.el --- Major mode for editing lyric (.lrc) files

;; Copyright (C) 2008 John Sturdy

;; Author: John Sturdy
;; Keywords: multimedia, hypermedia

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