Occasionally I’m contacted by people who have MP3+G zip files that cannot be read by PyKaraoke. The usual warning that PyKaraoke gives when it encounters these ZIP files is “Zip member compressed with unsupported type (9)”. The problem is t…
The PyKaraoke development repository has now moved from Sourceforge to Github. The project page is here. Those interested in trying out the latest pre-release development code or contributing to the project can clone the git repository as f…
Over the years I have had several requests for a Windows CDG Karaoke player library that can be used as a component in other Windows programs. I tend to use cross-platform development frameworks so I was curious to see how some of the Windo…
We are pleased to announce that PyKaraoke has been added to the OpenBSD ports collection OpenPorts. This means that there are now official PyKaraoke packages for FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD. PyKaraoke is a free karaoke player for Linux, Fre…
We are currently seeking a developer to look after the Windows port of PyKaraoke. If you are interested in contributing to an open source project (and learning something about Python development along the way) we would love to hear from you…
Following on from the previous article about PyKaraoke development for the Windows platform, those of you who are modifying the source and contributing to the project may be interested in these instructions for building your own PyKaraoke i…
Windows users can install PyKaraoke using the simple installer available here, but those of you interested in modifying it or contributing to the PyKaraoke project may be interested in the following guide. To develop for PyKaraoke on Window…