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Creates a text file for obs to use to show the current song. #224
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Most of the things are not relevant here to the OBS fork. Users also got confused and started reporting OBS bugs to the original repo.
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Hey, so another person created a fork that did this, and I merely rebased the changes so it was up to date and got it working.
The code creates a simple one line text file of the currently playing track in the documents folder. It's cross platform.
I was wondering if you'd like the code.