lyric-translator-zh2ko

Translate Chinese lyrics in LRC files to Korean with matching timestamps.

Updated Mar 24, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/whitehair-failure/lyrics_back --skill lyric-translator-zh2ko
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Skill: lyric-translator-zh2ko
Source: https://github.com/whitehair-failure/lyrics_back/tree/main/.github/skills/lyric-translator-zh2ko
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/whitehair-failure/lyrics_back --skill lyric-translator-zh2ko

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill translates Chinese lyrics embedded in .lrc files into Korean by inserting a second line with the same timestamp directly beneath each Chinese lyric line, forming the strict "original-original translation-original" alternating format. It preserves the LRC metadata and non-lyrical lines, and enforces semantic accuracy, rhythmic fit, and natural Korean phrasing.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automatically insert Korean translation lines beneath Chinese lyrics while keeping identical timestamps and existing metadata.
  • Preserve original Korean lines and all non-lyrical content (e.g., [ti:], [ar:], and musical cues); enforce rhythm and maximum syllable constraints for each translation line.
  • Use case: localizing a Chinese .lrc karaoke file for Korean-speaking audiences, producing a synchronized bilingual lyric track with consistent reuse of repeated phrases.

Quick Start

Translate Chinese lyrics in an .lrc file to Korean by inserting Korean lines with matching timestamps under each Chinese line, while preserving all metadata and structure.

Frequently Asked Questions about lyric-translator-zh2ko

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I translate Chinese lyrics in an LRC file to Korean for karaoke?

Translating Chinese lyrics in an LRC file to Korean involves inserting a Korean translation line with an identical timestamp directly beneath each original Chinese line. This process creates a synchronized bilingual karaoke track while preserving all existing LRC metadata and structure.

What is the correct LRC format for bilingual Chinese and Korean lyrics?

The correct LRC format for bilingual lyrics uses an alternating structure where the translated Korean line shares the exact same timestamp as the original Chinese line. This strict alternating format keeps both languages strictly synchronized for karaoke and subtitle playback.

Can I localize Chinese subtitles to Korean without breaking LRC metadata?

You can localize Chinese subtitles to Korean without breaking LRC metadata by using a translation method that preserves non-lyrical lines like [ti:] and [ar:]. The process enforces rhythmic fit and natural Korean phrasing while maintaining the original file structure.

Does LRC translation enforce rhythm and line-length constraints for Korean karaoke?

LRC translation for Korean karaoke enforces rhythm and maximum syllable constraints for each translated line. This ensures the translated Korean phrasing fits the musical timing and delivers a natural singing experience.

What happens to existing Korean lines when translating a bilingual Chinese LRC file?

When translating a bilingual Chinese LRC file, existing Korean lines and all non-lyrical content are preserved. The translation process only adds new Korean lines beneath Chinese lyrics, ensuring repeated phrases are consistently reused without overwriting original content.