I'll try all the ideas!

I would add some primary colors to every sillable of the lyrics and its background.

I don't like to be a spoiler, but searching for some .kar files I stumbled with a new (+free) JAVA multiplatform option that plays midi, mp3, etc. Before depending completely on your brand new application, you might try installing this java alternative that as it looks, it comes very complete: MIDI JAVA player . It says that it needs the new JAVA JDK 5 (not the JRE) and ANT 1.5 installed. Some Mb consuming, but I guess that it should work fine since the JAVA Midi API was excellent. (besides the Mb consuming I am planning to try it soon, because it is a very promising alternative for LINUX where the system is not able to deal with my Windows midi card).

Sorry for not promoting perl this time. 

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In reply to Re: Which Perl modules to use to display karaoke lyrics? by chanio
in thread Which Perl modules to use to display karaoke lyrics? by Anonymous Monk

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