Does songverter convert .cdg file only to .TXT

[gd123]

The TEXT is RENDERED as a GRAPHIC.

The GRAPHIC (cdg part) can be EDITED with ANY TEXT EDITER. Therefore, it can be read and TEXT generated.

There is a Karaoke program that will read a cdg file and OUTPUT to TEXT, just not MTU's, yet. I've used it and done it.

[bryant]

Well that's what pete was originally asking, tell 'em how!
Braggin' bout the fact you can do it, don't help em?

[George]

Originally Posted by gd123

There is a Karaoke program that will read a cdg file and OUTPUT to TEXT, just not MTU's, yet. I've used it and done it.

Congrats on following the forum rule and not mentioning any competitive product's name.

If Pete wants to know, it best be handled by p.m.

[admin]

Originally Posted by gd123

The TEXT is RENDERED as a GRAPHIC.

The GRAPHIC (cdg part) can be EDITED with ANY TEXT EDITER. Therefore, it can be read and TEXT generated.

There is a Karaoke program that will read a cdg file and OUTPUT to TEXT, just not MTU's, yet. I've used it and done it.

I'd sure like to know whose done this. Please email me at sales at mtu dot com.

To convert ANY .cdg file (RW lyrics/graphics only file) in any font, italics, etc. would truly be a fantastic product that MTU would offer if it is available. MTU has researched doing this function and deem it to be a $100,000 - $250,000 job, and maybe turn out to not be doable at all when we have spent the time to research it.

Please email me.

[gd123]

There is a Karaoke program that will read a cdg file and OUTPUT to TEXT, just not MTU's, yet. I've used it and done it.

Well, I've tried to find find which program it was that did this, but, I can't.

Some programs I've discarded. So, it may be that I actually exported the Lyrics after I imported the Lyrics.

But, I don't know why I would have done that.

I could have sworn that I made a mental note that, when I performed a TXT export, I remember thinking that this was a great time-saver.

Sorry, if I gave false hope for this feature.

[admin]

Originally Posted by gd123

Well, I've tried to find find which program it was that did this, but, I can't.

Some programs I've discarded. So, it may be that I actually exported the Lyrics after I imported the Lyrics.

But, I don't know why I would have done that.

I could have sworn that I made a mental note that, when I performed a TXT export, I remember thinking that this was a great time-saver.

Sorry, if I gave false hope for this feature.

Darn!

We'd sell that in a skinny minute.

Let us know if you ever run across anything that does this. It'd be a heck of a development to do it. Only one person (super programmer) in the world will do it, and they should make some good money on it... IMHO.

[ddouglass]

Originally Posted by gd123

Well, I've tried to find find which program it was that did this, but, I can't.

Some programs I've discarded. So, it may be that I actually exported the Lyrics after I imported the Lyrics.

But, I don't know why I would have done that.

I could have sworn that I made a mental note that, when I performed a TXT export, I remember thinking that this was a great time-saver.

Sorry, if I gave false hope for this feature.

First sign of old age is memory loss....I can't remember what the next one is....

[pete8743]

Thanks all for your input(S)
Pete

[bryant]

Originally Posted by ddouglass

First sign of old age is memory loss....I can't remember what the next one is....

Actually, that's one of the Last signs.

1)muscular movement, speed, etc.

2)slow degradation of coordination (tHat's why athletes usually retire Around 40-45, while their memory is still excellent.

3) Skin tautness. (lower production of certain proteins)

4) Several others; then maybe memory loss at some later point.

[ddouglass]

Originally Posted by bryant

Actually, that's one of the Last signs.

1)muscular movement, speed, etc.

2)slow degradation of coordination (tHat's why athletes usually retire Around 40-45, while their memory is still excellent.

3) Skin tautness. (lower production of certain proteins)

4) Several others; then maybe memory loss at some later point.

[bryant]

Yeah, I teach Biology now, so I just wanted to show off.