In my email, I saw that you asked about the IP address. LyricsPlugin.com changed over to using a PHP content redirector that queries a DNS 'viplyrics.com'. I know when I watch my IP addresses, I saw some 72 addresses instead, for instance. Not sure what's going on in the backend of their site, but i do an HTML body read to find a DIV class, and I've never had any security issues. I downloaded their JSes and found no threats or worrisome redirects aside from what I mentioned.
The program can output to a log file if you use the commandline. I haven't built in the /? switch, but the syntax for command line is "Lyrics.exe", and then optionally you can specify a directory, or individual files. If there are individual files, separate them by spaces, and include the full path to the files in quotes.
(for examples:
C:\downloads\Lyrics.exe Z:\Music Files
or
Lyrics.exe "D:\Rob Zombie\Dragula.mp3" "D:\Enya\The Celts.mp3"
or even
Lyrics.exe "E:\MP3 Folder"
)
To output a log file, call "lyrics.exe > C:\LyricsLog.txt" or similar, and tell me what the contents of the log file are.
From the error you describe, the Lyrics executable is pulling '0:03:41' as the Song ID3 tag attribute 'Title', and therefore causing this error. I know I always fix the tags first, in MP3Tag, and
then run the Lyrics tool and the import Action
*********UPDATE:
I've now added a /debug switch to the command line interface that will pop up a window of all the file attributes I'm able to retrieve for each file selected or in the directory selected. Obviously, run the Lyrics.exe with the troublesome file, and add the debug switch like so:
Lyrics.exe "C:\Music\Be My Baby.mp3" /debug
Then that array of file attributes will tell me how your particular OS and files are configured and why, as you say in the details, the Title is not being pulled as 'Be My Baby' but instead as '0:03:41'; also, the artist should be 'Vanessa Paradis' not 'French Pop'. We'll get to the bottom of this difference in attributes if you help me! 