Feature Request: Add mp3 time stamp

There are many ways to indicate a position in a score: measure numbers, rehearsal marks, or other score notations as references (codas, repeats, etc.). Rehearsal marks are useful reference points when a group of musicians are sitting together to rehearse. But what about people--vocalists and instrumentalists alike--rehearsing independently (or even in group) using an mp3 file as a backing track? I think it would be useful to be able to add 'mp3 time stamps' to the score, much like measure numbers or rehearsal marks.

For example: as a vocalist, I look at my (paper or pdf) score, and I know I need to work on a difficult section at measure 45. I have an mp3 backing track produced from the score in MuseScore which contains the orchestral accompaniment, but where is measure 45? In the mp3, I can't skip to rehearsal mark C, or measure 45. If I had a time stamp in my score that indicated '1:03', then I could easily set my mp3 to that time and start my rehearsal. (Of course, this applies not only to vocalists, but also to instrumentalists who wish to practise with the sound of the vocals or other instruments.)

In the software, the mp3 time stamp could be inserted as a text object just like a rehearsal mark. Behind the scenes, the software analyses the playback and identifies the time code at which the selected note begins, and it inserts the time (rounded down to the nearest second, so, if anything, playback starts slightly early) above or below the note (according to the style settings). As the score is modified (notes added/removed, tempos changed, etc.), eventually these time stamps might become inaccurate. A menu option, similar to 'resequence rehearsal marks', would be useful to 'update time stamps'.