You can install it manually and if you do that Avira does not alert on the .dll. You can go to the Lyrics Plugin forum for instructions. Or just wait until Avira issues new definitions.

I can’t get the plugin to work with AOL XM stations on Winamp. I can see the lyrics when I start Winamp and one of the XM stations is already loaded but when I click start on Winamp so I can hear the music the lyrics disappear and I get an AOL page. I’m going to look into this Evil Lyrics.

Amarok does this out of the box on Linux distributions. But the plugin is good. But iam a bigger fan of easylyrics.

That is one of the nice things about Amarok.

Haven’t tried that plugin before, but it does look equally as good.

thnxxx ryan

Would have been something great. But the moment I clicked on “Open”, AntiVir beeped (yes it actually beeps for those who didn’t know) and warned me of a virus. A certain DR/Glob.Zen Ah well, thank goodness for av programs.

Avast! didn’t pick anything up for me, and I did a search for that virus and didn’t come up with any results. So I don’t know what the heck is going on.

I can totally vouch for this. I have used this plugin for what seems like forever. The best part is you can edit wrong lyrics, or put in a whole new set, right in the player while the song is playing. simply perfect.

That’s actually something that left me a bit puzzled. I know that the lyrics are not stored on the user’s computer, which means they are all stored in a remote database. From what I gather someone can screw up the lyrics on purpose, which sounds to me like it can turn into a similar problem as to what Wikipedia has been experiencing with vandalism. I haven’t completely figured out if this plugin has a way to avoid troubles like that though.