Character Encoding

[Mark Schonewille]

Mark,

The language of the system, Dutch, German, or English, is not a  
problem. You'd have problems if you try to decode and display tags  
that are actually written in unicode and cannot be displayed with  
normal ascii characters. I'd try to display the tags as unicode text  
--there is a reason why they are encoded like that. Write me off-list  
if you need help with unicode in Rev.

Best regards,

Mark

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Op 29-apr-2006, om 15:31 heeft Mark Smith het volgende geschreven:

> Mark and Thierry, thanks.
>
> What seems to work , where iTunesStr is what I extract from the  
> m4aTag:
>
> put unidecode(uniencode(iTunesStr,"UTF8")) into decodedStr
>
> This works on my (english) system, but are there gotchas that would  
> apply when using this, for instance, on a french or german system?
>
> Best,
>
> Mark