HTML5 uses the Audio tag to achieve the effect of lyrics synchronization

The most powerful thing about HTML5 is the processing of media files. For example, video playback can be achieved by using a simple vedio tag. Similarly, there is a corresponding tag for processing audio files in HTML5, that is, the audio tag
HTML5 has been out for so long, but the audio tag in it has only been used once, and of course it is just to insert this tag. to the page. This time I just took advantage of helping a friend to create a few pages and practice using the audio tag.
First you need to insert an audio tag into the page. Note that it is best not to set loop='loop' here. This attribute is used to set loop playback, because when you need to use the ended attribute later, if loop is set to If looping, the ended attribute will always be false.
autoplay='autoplay' sets the page to automatically play music after loading. The preload and autoplay attributes have the same effect. If the autoplay attribute appears in the tag, the preload attribute will be ignored.
controls='controls' sets the control bar for displaying music.

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<audio src="music/Yesterday Once More .mp3" id="aud" autoplay="autoplay" controls="controls" preload="auto">
Your browser does not support the audio attribute, please change the browser to browse.
audio>

After you have this tag, congratulations, your page can now play music. But this would make the page too monotonous, so I added some things to the page so that the lyrics can be displayed on the page synchronously and the music to be played can also be selected. So first to achieve this effect, we have to download some lyrics files in lrc format, and then you need to format the music. Because the music file at the beginning looked like this

We need to insert each lyric into a two-digit array. After formatting, the lyrics will become like this.
Attached here is the code for formatting lyrics

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//Lyrics synchronization part
function parseLyric(text) {
//Separate the text into line by line and store it in the array
var lines = text.split('n'),
//Regular expression used to match time, the matching result is similar to [xx:xx.xx]
pattern = /[d{2}:d{2}.d{2}]/g,
//Array to save the final result
result = [];
//Remove lines without time
while (!pattern.test(lines[0])) {
lineslines = lines.slice(1);
};
//When using 'n' to generate the array above, the last element in the result is an empty element, which will be removed here
lines[lines.length - 1].length === 0 && lines.pop();
lines.forEach(function(v /*array element value*/ , i /*element index*/ , a /*array itself*/ ) {
//Extract time [xx:xx.xx]
var time = v.match(pattern),
//Extract lyrics
vvalue = v.replace(pattern, '');
//Because there may be multiple times in one line, time may be in the form of [xx:xx.xx][xx:xx.xx][xx:xx.xx], which needs to be further separated
time.forEach(function(v1, i1, a1) {
//Remove the square brackets in the time to get xx:xx.xx
var t = v1.slice(1, -1).split(':');
//Push the result into the final array
result.push([parseInt(t[0], 10) * 60 parseFloat(t[1]), value]);
});
});
//Finally, sort the elements in the result array by time so that the lyrics can be displayed normally after saving
result.sort(function(a, b) {
return a[0] - b[0];
});
return result;
}

At this point we can easily use the lyrics of each piece of music. We need a function to obtain the lyrics and display them on the page synchronously, so that the music can be switched normally. The code is attached below.

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function fn(sgname){
$.get('music/' sgname '.lrc',function(data){
var str=parseLyric(data);
for(var i=0,li;i<str.length;i ){
li=$('<li>' str[i][1] 'li>');
$('#gc ul').append(li);
}
$('#aud')[0].ontimeupdate=function(){//video Triggered when the current playback position of the audio changes
for (var i = 0, l = str.length; i < l; i ) {
if (this.currentTime /*Current playback time*/ > str[i][0]) {
//Display to page
$('#gc ul').css('top',-i*40 200 'px'); //Move the lyrics up
$('#gc ul li').css('color','#fff');
$('#gc ul li:nth-child(' (i 1) ')').css('color','red'); //Highlight which lyric is currently being played
}
}
if(this.ended){ //Determine whether the currently playing music has finished playing
var songslen=$('.songs_list li').length;
for(var i= 0,val;i<songslen;i ){
val=$('.songs_list li:nth-child(' (i 1) ')').text();
if(val==sgname){
i=(i==(songslen-1))?1:i 2;
sgname=$('.songs_list li:nth-child(' i ')').text(); //Switch after the music is finished playing A piece of music
$('#gc ul').empty(); //Clear lyrics
$('#aud').attr('src','music/' sgname '.mp3');

Now here your music lyrics can be displayed on the page normally and synchronously. But there is still one thing missing, which is a list of music. I hope to be able to click on the music in this list to play the music. The code is attached below.