Krc lyrics of cool dog parsed and converted to lrc lyrics php version

Recently, when collecting the lyrics of Codoy music, we found that the lyrics of Codoy music are directly browsed by quot; garbled quot;. the lyrics we usually see are in lrc format, this krc format for cool dogs is obviously specially handled. we usually use cool dogs... recently, when collecting the lyrics of Codoy music, we found that the lyrics of Codoy music are all "garbled" and the lyrics we usually see are all in lrc format, this kind of krc format for Codoy is obviously specially handled. it is usually different to listen to music with Codoy, the only difference is that the lyrics can be highlighted by words.

So I searched and issued an existing semi-finished product decryption code for java, and tested whether it was "garbled! Therefore, only the most primitive method is used to decompile the Flash player of Codoon and find the following code of the codes decrypted by krc:

public function loaderCompleteHandler(param1:ByteArray) : void{  this.newkeyBytes = [64, 71, 97, 119, 94, 50, 116, 71, 81, 54, 49, 45, 206, 210, 110, 105];  var result:* = param1;  var krcBytes:* = new ByteArray();  result.position = 4;  result.readBytes(krcBytes);  var l:* = krcBytes.length;  var i:int;  while (i < l) {  krcBytes[i] = krcBytes[i] ^ this.newkeyBytes[i % this.newkeyBytes.length];   i = (i + 1);  } try {   krcBytes.uncompress();  } catch (error:SecurityError) {   errorfun("uncompressError");  return;  }  krcBytes.position = 0;  this.myLyric.dataStr = krcBytes.readUTFBytes(krcBytes.length);  this.successfun();  return;  }

Based on this code, you can quickly convert it into a php parsing code:

$enKey = array(64, 71, 97, 119, 94, 50, 116, 71, 81, 54, 49, 45, 206, 210, 110, 105); $krc_content = substr($krc_content,4); $len = strlen($krc_content); $krc_compress = ''; for ($k = 0; $k < $len; $k++){  $krc_compress .= chr(ord($krc_content[$k]) ^ $enKey[$k % 16]); }

$ Krc_text = gzuncompress ($ krc_compress );

The above $ krc_content is the krc lyrics compressed and encrypted text content. the parsed krc plaintext text lyrics $ krc_text can be easily converted into lrc lyrics. the code is as follows:

/*** Parse and convert krc lyrics to lrc lyrics * $ Name: krc2lrc 2014-4-18 qaulau
 
  
$ ** @ Param string $ kc_content-encrypted krc lyrics * @ param string $ lrc lyrics connected by glue. the default value is the linefeed n */function krc2lrc ($ krc_content, $ glue = "n") {$ enKey = array (64, 71, 97,119, 94, 50,116, 71, 81, 54, 49, 45,206,210,110,105 ); $ krc_content = substr ($ krc_content, 4); $ len = strlen ($ krc_content); $ krc_compress = ''; for ($ k = 0; $ k <$ len; $ k ++) {$ krc_compress. = chr (ord ($ krc_content [$ k]) ^ $ enKey [$ k % 16]) ;}$ Krc_text = gzuncompress ($ krc_compress); preg_match_all ("/[(ar | ti | offset ):(. +)]/", $ krc_text, $ matches); $ lrc_text = implode ($ glue, $ matches [0]). $ glue; preg_match_all ("/[(d {0, 8}), (d {0, 8})] (. +)/", $ krc_text, $ matches); unset ($ krc_text, $ krc_compress, $ krc_content, $ enKey); if (! Emptyempty ($ matches [1]) {foreach ($ matches [1] as $ k => $ v) {list ($ seconds, $ millis) = explode ('. ', $ v/1000); $ lrc_time = date (' I: S', 1388534400 + $ seconds ). '. '. substr ($ millis, 0, 2); $ lrc_cont = preg_replace ("/
  
   
/",'', $ Matches [3] [$ k]); $ lrc_text. = "[{$ lrc_time}] {$ lrc_cont} {$ glue}" ;}} return $ lrc_text ;}
  
 

Simple example:

$content = file_get_contents('1.krc'); echo krc2lrc($content,'
');

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