On 2019-04-27 16:53 -0400, Rocky Bernstein wrote: > As Thomas asks below: should libcdio's CD-TEXT change its behavior from > assuming an ASCII-encoding by default to instead to use and ISO-8859-1 > encoding, which includes ASCII as a subset? > > Unless there is dissent, or have other ideas, we will switch to ISO-8859-1 > as the default CDTEXT encoding.
I would vote for even switching to CP1252, which further extends ISO-8859-1. It is the 8-bit character set used by Windows for many West European languages. It provides additional opening and closing quotation marks that tend to slip into Latin1 text if pasted on windows boxes. Ludolf -- Ludolf Holzheid [ˈluː.dɔlf ˈhɔlts.haɪd] Heinrichstraße 6 [ˈhaɪn.ʀɪçˌʃtʀaː.sə 6] 68642 Bürstadt [68642 ˈbyːʁ.ʃtat] PGP key fingerprint: 92DC 63E6 B2CD BCFD 8A6C E390 6306 0DA6 4629 72FB
