Lyrics

[sun2008050 0]

电视端能不能支持歌词显示

[Neminem 1516]

11 minutes ago, sun2008050 said:

Can the TV support lyric display?

Sure, but you need to turn your tv upside down.

[sun2008050 0]

什么意思，倒置

[Neminem 1516]

How has you question anything to do with this forum topic?

[ebr 16169]

Hi.  Lyric support is not yet in the Roku app.

[speechles 2055]

1 hour ago, ebr said:

Hi.  Lyric support is not yet in the Roku app.

Actually. We do have full lyric support for music in the Roku app already. Both automatic with highlighted line to sing (external lrc), and in list format where you must scroll to keep up and sing along (embedded). It does not work in Chinese though. We cannot support Chinese because Roku does not allow that country access to any app store. Chinese users elsewhere with an app store we could support but that would require a huge font library to support Chinese. We cannot fit that font library into the Roku app since we are bound to 4MB package zipped. It cannot exceed 25MB once extracted. That makes including these extra fonts impossible.

But as far as the question in topic of the thread. Yes. We do have full lyrics support in the Roku app for Latin and Cyrillic languages.

Edited November 14, 2025 by speechles

[ebr 16169]

17 hours ago, speechles said:

Actually. We do have full lyric support for music in the Roku app already. Both automatic with highlighted line to sing (external lrc), and in list format where you must scroll to keep up and sing along (embedded). It does not work in Chinese though. We cannot support Chinese because Roku does not allow that country access to any app store. Chinese users elsewhere with an app store we could support but that would require a huge font library to support Chinese. We cannot fit that font library into the Roku app since we are bound to 4MB package zipped. It cannot exceed 25MB once extracted. That makes including these extra fonts impossible.

But as far as the question in topic of the thread. Yes. We do have full lyrics support in the Roku app for Latin and Cyrillic languages.

Wow.  Sorry, I was moving too fast.