In case of any difficulty, please use the contact form. You can then import them all at once into your VideoPsalm. These songs need to follow a simple syntax so that VideoPsalm can import them properly. You can create or edit a text file containing lots of songs with a simple text editor. Summary The text format is the simple file format there is. Use Notepad++, which is a full fledged free text editor.

There is an option for this in the “Save under” dialog for this, at the left of the “Save” button. When you save your text document, tell Word to save the text in the Unicode, Unicode big endian or UTF-8 format, not ANSI.However, VideoPsalm expects the text to be in the Unicode format, because this enables world languages encoding. If a song verse has no label, VideoPsalm will consider it to be a song verse and increment its number: The first verse will get number 1, the second verse will get number 2, etc.Ĭareful Microsoft Windows Notepad saves text files in the ANSI text format by default. Song verses don't need to be labelled.In french, use “R.” to tag a chorus (refrain).The copyright symbol “©” enables VideoPsalm to identify the copyright text.Leave only one empty line between song verses.Leave at least two empty lines at the end of each song.© 1999 Lensongs Publishing/Integrity's Hosanna! Music/Sovereign Music UK Use “C.” for Chorus, instead of “V.”)Ĭopyright symbol: © (Alt+0169) (+ optional copyright text on the same line)Ĭ. Here is a description of the text format that VideoPsalm is expecting (see also the example further down):Ĭopyright or Written by Author (optional) In the text editor, while editing your songs, the song lyrics must correspond to the format that VideoPsalm is expecting.

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