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| Carlos |
 Nov 7 2009, 02:52 PM
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Hi!
Yeah, I was just wondering. Have I missed out on something? With other, less configurable/advanced, even, np- scripts/libraries, I tend to get my national encodings right, but with AMIP, it fails. * Carlos np: Zacke - Svndagmorgon www.whoa.nu [05:35m/180kbps/44kHz] Should be "S�ndagsmorgon", but "�" becomes "v". Have I missed out on some config? I would appreciate all suggestions / work-arounds to get this working properly!  ®egards~ |
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| Carlos |
Nov 7 2009, 03:48 PM
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Oh, my encoding is ISO-8859-1 (Swedish), if this matters. Also, I've pin-pointed the issue, and its now (like someone @ IRC chan suggested) narrowed down to UNICODE/UTF-8 issue. When removing ID3v2 tag and "rewriting" the ID3v1 tag in (latest) Winamp, it suddenly shows up correct in AMIP. However, I can hardly wait till the full implement eg. UTF-8 is done (next version?). It doesnt seem like such a hard thing, like I said other simple-wise libs ie. gos.dll doesn't have any problem with it. Although I'd like to see it in AMIP, since its total amount of features is outstanding!
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| Garret |
Nov 26 2009, 11:05 AM
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Waiting for Unicode support too.
Unusual characters sometime crashes foobar due to this =\ p.s. German,Japanese. Cyrillic works well. |
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