Browsing Punjabi translation

11.

For your query, you can use any property of your multimedia item, just enclosing it with a $(property).

Some common properties used are $(title), $(author) and $(album). For example, to search in Google for the author, title and track, just use:
http://www.google.com/search?q=$(author)+$(title)+$(track)

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You must have at least one search provider. The current one will not be removed.

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Please enter the URL you want to go to:

21.

Choosing this option, the current URL will be attached to the current file. This way, if you try to view the lyrics of this file later, you won't have to search for it again. This information can be stored between sessions, as long as your playlist stores metadata about the multimedia items (almost all the playlists do). If you want to be able to search for other lyrics for this music, you must select this option again to clear the stored URL.

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In order to find the lyrics for the current song, this plugin uses the properties stored with each song, such as its title, author and album. These properties are usually retrieved by a tag reader, but in some cases they may not be present or be incorrect. In that case, the Lyrics plugin will not be able to find the lyrics until these properties are fixed (you can fix them using the tag editor).
Hint: The lucky tag plugin, present in the kdeaddons module, can try to guess properties such as title and author from the filename of a song. Enabling it may increase the probability of finding lyrics.