Heike Kraef <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Hi
> is anybody here who could answer my question I asked one week ago?
I'm afraid that I have no idea about how Windows XP stores it's tags :-(
If I remember correctly, then I simply looked at an image in a hex
editor and saw that the bytes looked like this
H0e0l0l0o0!0
where 0's represent null bytes. My guess would be that this is a UTF-16
encoding of the data. PEL currently simply drops the null bytes, and
voila! the UTF-16 encoding becomes a Latin1 encoding. That will of
course break badly if your text is not encodable in Latin1 to begin
with, or if my guesswork is wrong :-)
Patches and testing from people using Windows is definitely needed here.
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