http://www.crintsoft.com This is the app you are looking for. It will fetch the lyrics and auto scroll what ever is playing.

> it states the program as added support to fetch lyrics

there is no support for automatically fetching song lyrics as this is illegal without paying $$$ millions to record companies.

however, there is support for starting a google search for the lyrics of the current song. since both the google search and the entry of the lyrics of the current song can be initiated with hotkey-combinations this is quite fast compared to doing it manually.

if the old version is sufficient for your needs i'd recommend to keep using it, there is no pressure to upgrade and i won't remove the free version in the future.

the improvements in version 2 are clear from the changelog ( http://www.corecode.at/desktoplyrics/history.html ). there are a bit more than the ones you listed. additionally the paid version
• gives you technical support while the free version is unsupported - i no longer have the time to spend endless hours supporting free products
• allows you to send feature requests my way and i will most likely work on implementing it for a future version (if possible&reasonable)

Unfortunately you are viewing this from any programmers and developers perspective rather than the users perspective. Most users looking to description see with the features of the product are not the version history. Additionally the version history link is not very visible unless you really look for it.

Based on the recent of the version history it does show that a lot of improvements for the product have been made since version 2.0. Perhaps you should consider including some reason your description.

In regards to comments about support, I must totally agree with them. Other than reporting bugs in the product I don't see why the developers of free software to be required to give detailed technical support, provided they provide a reasonable amount of documentation.

However I find your comments about feature request to be a bit bizarre. Learning what customers wish to have included in the product gives you an opportunity to make the product more marketable and to sell more copies of the product. if I were a developer I would encourage customers, whether free or paid, to 70 features that they like to see product. Most of the time users have a totally different perspective and developer, and developers should listen to them if they want to make the product more marketable and interesting.

Personally I think it is a big mistake to be charging customers four dollars to include the privilege of allowing them to tell you about features that they would like to be included in future versions.

However if your program so you certainly have the right to do with it as you see fit.

Use TunesText to find the lyrics. Desktop Lyrics is about displaying them on the desktop
Did you read description above?
It clearly says: "The lyrics for the song have to be set in iTunes, DesktopLyrics does nothing to fetch them if they aren't available in iTunes"

Yes, I read the description, I'm not illiterate. The fact remains that wherever the lyrics come from, I could only find 10% of them. Maybe you have a better way? Or maybe you're the developer. :D

i am the developer. as the documentation and description state, the app only /displays/ the lyrics and does not fetch them. please don't criticize the app because it doesn't do something it wasn't designed to do. if *another* app fails to fetch lyrics for your songs, its not the fault of DesktopLyrics but of this other app.