# txtlyric-to-lrc

txtlyric-to-lrc aligns lyrics to songs in the [lrc](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LRC_(file_format)) synced lyric format.

This is a simple wrapper around [stable-ts](https://github.com/jianfch/stable-ts) ([whisper](https://github.com/openai/whisper)) that is designed to be used with known-good transcriptions like untimed song lyrics. 

Untimed lyrics are expected to be placed alongside media files in `txt` files, and lines of lyrics (segments) should be separated by newlines. Output files will be written out alongside the original `txt` and media files using the same name.

Given a pre-existing lrc file with line-level timings, specifying the `yaml` format will generate word-level timings that fit inside each line's timing bounds.

Note: It is suggested to first convert plain lyrics to lrc files, adjust the line-level timings, and then add word-level timings by outputting to yaml files.

## How to Use
```sh
$ python ./txtlyric_to_lrc/main.py -h
Usage: main.py [OPTIONS] DIRECTORY

Options:
  -h, --help               Show this message and exit.
  -m, --model TEXT         Which whisper model to use (choices are those of
                           whisper.available_models)
  -l, --language TEXT      What language the lyrics are in  [required]
  -f, --format [yaml|lrc]  Output format. 'yaml' writes a Lyricsfile (.yaml)
                           with word-level timings; 'lrc' writes classic LRC
                           (.lrc).  [default: yaml]
```

## How to Develop
```sh
git clone https://g.dracoli.ch/rufei/txtlyric-to-lrc.git
cd txtlyric-to-lrc
poetry install
```

## TODO
* connect with lyric retrieval services