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| Date | 15-08-2006 14:20:49 |
| Name | tony |
| Subject | supporting asian chars |
| is it possible to make the program support asian characters?
Thank you very much.
Regards
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| Date | 15-08-2006 14:54:51 |
| Name | Stig Christensen |
| Subject | RE: supporting asian chars |
| I thought it did? Could you explain me the problem and how i can regenerate it?
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| Date | 16-08-2006 04:43:29 |
| Name | it doesn't display Chinese characters for the ID3 |
| Subject | RE: supporting asian chars |
| it doesn't display Chinese characters for the ID3 info. It displays unreadable characters. But your program does support playing them and also support Chinese filename. The only problem is that if the mp3 files contain asian characters in the ID3 tags, it fails to display.
I can send you a mp3 files with chinese ID3 infos if you want. Please let me know if you need it or not.
Thank you very much
Regards
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| Date | 16-08-2006 11:06:50 |
| Name | Stig Christensen |
| Subject | RE: supporting asian chars |
| Please send me a couple of files at javatunes@stigc.dk.
I think the problem is that JavaTunes is defaulting to iso-8859-1 when no encoding is specified. Here I should let the user (or the computer) choose.
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| Date | 09-10-2006 18:04:04 |
| Name | Stig Christensen |
| Subject | RE: supporting asian chars |
| JavaTunes now uses the machine charset if nothing else is specified in id3 and id32.x tags.
You can force JavaTunes to use a custom charset by including the flowing line in "settings.txt"
DefaultCharset=ISO-8859-1
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