Is there a sane way of splitting English words into syllables for karaoke, or should I just flip a table? Hyphenation rules say 'un-com-fort-able', but the pronunciation is 'uhn-kuhmf-tuh-buhl'. The 'or' disappears. I have 'un-comfor-ta-ble' but...
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So the thing is BlitzLoop uses scrolling text, and has its own (rather dumb) heuristic that works most of the time by default, but does things like "not-hing". But you can't tell when it's smoothly scrolled. You can override it but most of the time I don't notice.
But now I'm exporting from BlitzLoop to ASS to YTT in a style that highlights each syllable as a unit, and now the splits are a lot more obvious... and I'm not sure what I want to do.
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It's this btw: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygRMnhYy1tw … (turn on English captions).
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Are you looking for a programmatic way to decide where to split the syllables, or are you more just asking about which syllabification style is best? If it's the former, I wrote some code for syllabifying lyrics based on TeX syllabification patterns recently
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