Questions and confusions about how all these apps and programs work in relation to Chordie are not going to go away but are likely to increase over time. (I suspect that it would be possible for the user to make the "Other" option a dedicated Chordie Search Engine.)Īpologies if this suggestion should be made in another part of the forum, Roger, but while I have got your attenion here. In the iOS version of Linkesoft Songbook, the options are Google, Bing and "Other". Linkesoft Songbook does not include a dedicated Chordie browser, although some similar apps do. (I have added a dedicated "Chordie Search" to Firefox.) It makes a LOT of sense that an app would include a dedicated Chordie browser as the Chordie web site is the first port of call for so many people looking for songs with chords. Linkesoft "Songbook Chordpro" does not recognise the )Īs Chordie does not host songs, when viewing a song on Chordie, the app must be following the url to where the song file is hosted and registering the characteristics of the file there.
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If "Import" does not appear on the "app controls" then the app has not detected any Chordpro/Chopro code to import. You do not need to go to the Chordie "Chopro" screen for the song to import it - the app "Import" button works from the normal song page on Chordie. You use "Import" on the app controls, not any instance of the word "Import" on the web page, to import the song directly into the app.
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The Linkesoft video demo actually uses Chordie to show how to import a song: I would guess that this is the way that most people import new songs into "Songbook Chordpro". You can use Linkesoft "Songbook Chordpro" program or app to import a song directly from the Chordie website. You can see the pictures through Google images, but Google doesn't have them hosted on their servers. The songs are not hosted here, just displayed here (my best analogy is that Chordie is much like searching Google images. Good luck! I suggest checking with the program creator if you're still having issues. I tend to just print songs and keep a paper filled binder (or save screenshots to view on the tablet - or have wifi available and look them up on the fly). I think you have to do it one song at a time. I don't think you can import an entire "Chordie Songbook" into the Songbook app. My directions from above, quoted here, might help some of you that have been back recently trying to put songs from Chordie into the Songbook program. Sometimes though, I wish I had the files on my Tablet, in that case, there are some apps available that work quite well (not with Choride, but they work). For me, simple print and keep a binder of songs works well.
I enjoy it, but it's too tedious when there are other options available.
If you HATE coding and formatting, you'll HATE doing this. Many songs may require additional formatting. Click on that, then you'll need to copy the text of the song that opens up and paste it into Songbook. To get to this, you'll need to open the song up, then on the far right side of the webpage, above rating, you'll see "Chopro". I believe it requires the actual Chopro file. I'm not all too familiar with the Songbook app or Software, but I *think* I might have used it once.
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