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Sometimes AMIP doesn�t get national chars, it changes "�" to "e", "�" to "x" and "�" to "f" :S
but it only happens with some titles |
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Serge |
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AMIP doesn't work with Unicode yet, it only supports tags in the platform default encoding. If the tag has different encoding, AMIP can't read it correctly.
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AMIP doesn't work with Unicode yet, it only supports tags in the platform default encoding. Hi Sergej, I'm using AMIP for about 2 years now and would say that the lack of Unicode support for tagging data is the only thing I'm really missing. As I fancy scandinavian music (featuring many �/�, �/� and � in titles) AMIP often writes incorrect strings. I pondered on a workaround: Converting the tag encoding into the system locale (western european) - keeping the scandinavian special chars. Do you happen to know a tool that does it? (Simple command line will do.) Greetings Mikka |
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