Looks like rhythmbox handles it perfectly, although it uses a little
more resources on this P2 266 laptop :)
Thank you guys a lot. I really wish there is some software on Linux
as perfect as iTunes.
Deling
On Jun 28, 2005, at 10:35 PM, Ling Li wrote:
There's a library for id3tag processing named libid3 or something
similar,
and the lib is used by many applications. But it do have some bugs
in process
unicode id3tag. So if you have problem in some programs, it's
usually caused
by the lib.
But in rythmbox, the unicode id3tag is displayed correct, and I use
a program
written in java named id3iconv(0.2.1) to convert id3tag from gb* to
unicode.
Ling
* Deling Ren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-06-28 11:33:55 -0700]:
Hi all, I am running beep-media-player and it does not seem to be
able to
handle id3 tags in unicode very well.
The mp3 files were managed by iTunes on a Mac, the ID3 tags contains
Chinese characters and I suppose they are in UNICODE, ID3 tags
v2.4. In
beep-media-player, they are all displayed as some gibberish ending
with
"(Invalid UTF-8)". I am not sure if I am missing something. Anyone
have
clues? Thanks a lot in advance.
Deling
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