That's really question for author of the contributed script but I happen to have made modification to it on my own just to allow saving. It puts lyrics in a file with the same name as the track but without extension which can be accessed by pressing "L". It will not overwrite existing files (I hope).
Note that right now MOC has a bit annoying behaviour that it checks for the presence of the lyrics file at the beginning of playback. So, if you grabbed lyrics file while listening to the song, you have to re-play it for MOC to see it. I have a patch for this also, if you wish to try and compile your own version of MOC.
tomaszg
Tue, 2014-04-22 14:03
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That's really question for
That's really question for author of the contributed script but I happen to have made modification to it on my own just to allow saving. It puts lyrics in a file with the same name as the track but without extension which can be accessed by pressing "L". It will not overwrite existing files (I hope).
Note that right now MOC has a bit annoying behaviour that it checks for the presence of the lyrics file at the beginning of playback. So, if you grabbed lyrics file while listening to the song, you have to re-play it for MOC to see it. I have a patch for this also, if you wish to try and compile your own version of MOC.