LRC files synchronize with your media player, exhibiting the lyrics of the currently played song. These files consist of simple text containing time indications dictating when the lyrics display. Whether you retrieve them online or craft your own, this walkthrough will guide you through the process.
Procedures
Scouring for LRC Files

Scout out the necessary LRC file. With the dwindling use of LRC files, locating them online has become a challenge. Opt for entering the song title followed by 'lrc'. Alternatively, search by artist name.
- Employ the advanced search tag
filetype:lrc
to filter results to exclusively LRC files.

Save the LRC file onto your computer. If the file simply opens as a text document, click on your browser’s Menu or File button, then select Save Page As. Change the “Save as type” to All Files, and save it onto your computer.

Transfer the LRC file to the correct directory. The LRC file must reside in the same folder as the song, with the exact same filename. If the filename isn’t identical, the media player won’t recognize it.

Fabricate your own LRC file. If you can’t locate the necessary LRC file, you have the option to craft your own using Notepad or TextEdit. Though time-consuming, this process allows you to customize your lyrics file.
Obtaining a Media Player Plugin

Search for a plugin compatible with your preferred media player. There are various options available, most of which support popular media players. These plugins maintain libraries of lyric files updated regularly, eliminating the hassle of downloading and renaming LRC files. Some prominent programs include:
- MiniLyrics
- EvilLyrics
- musiXmatch

Activate the plugin with your media player. Installation procedures vary among plugins, but typically, the plugin activates automatically when you play a song. It then scans the database for matching lyrics files and displays them.

Contribute your own lyrics. If the plugin doesn't support the song you wish to play, contribute your own lyrics to enrich the community. Simply save the lyrics in a text file and upload them to your plugin’s library. The process may differ slightly depending on the plugin, so consult your software's documentation.