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Fixed in build 3202. It now detects default code page from system, not from process, so it should work like before. |
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It now shows a different garbled set of characters on my system. image.png (11,179 bytes) |
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Yes, it is expected, it works only with Japanese Windows and is not portable to other. This is how ANSI works, it displays text in system local. With different local it does not know how to interpret the letters, as there is no information about code page (ASCII/ANSI in MP3 in fact means "use local codepage" but does not say anything about what codepage, that is why it is not used alreadyy, as it cannot be read elsewhere correctly, it is not portable). For testing just compare resulting text with older version, which worked for user (or some other SWs). |
- Anonymous
