In the meantime, if you want to try some experiments, here are a few details.
Liquidsoap does two things: read the metadata, then send it to
icecast. If liquidsoap is compiled without unicode support it sends
your metadata directly to icecast, so the problem is only on the
icecast side.
If liquidsoap is compiled with unicode support (i.e., the camomile
library was available), it sends unicode to icecast. For reading, it
attempts to convert your metadata to unicode by guessing from a number
of encodings, set in tag.encodings. The default is
set(tag.encodings,[UTF-8,ISO-8859-1]).
In this latter case, you should first check that liquidsoap reads your
metadata properly, by doing liquidsoap -r filename.mp3 in an unicode
terminal. If it does not display properly you should try with another
list of encoding attempts: liquidsoap
'set(tag.encodings,[UTF-8,russian_encoding])' -r filename.mp3.
This should let you learn a bit more about your problem,
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