In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Wren Argetlahm) wrote:
> One question I had was what format iTunes normally
> stores the song name, artist, etc in. I don't use
> iChat and when I pipe the output to the terminal
> instead, strings with non-standard charecters (e.g.
> cyrillic, japanese) are rendered as `?`.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] pudge]$ gluedoc iTunes
...
track (cTrk)
playable audio source
Properties:
album (pAlb/utxt): the album containing the track
artist (pArt/utxt): the artist/source of the track
...
utxt is UTF-16, but Mac::Glue will get that coerced to plain text on the way
out normally, and yes, "nonstandard" chars will often end up as '?' or such.
If you need other options, let me know, we can discuss what you need.
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