I opened a bug regarding this behaviour. Bug #3921.
When looking at the web interface at Browse Artists / Albums / Genres
The Alpha page bar displays 1 2 A B ... X Y Z and then the rest is
gibrish instead of alphabet hebrew. It used to work roperly in 6.2.x
and 6.3.x. This is for Unicode tags
Is anyone experiencing this behaviour on a non windows system?
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Hello,
I was going to post asking how to get Hebrew to work, but it seems it
already does...
How?! I just bought a SB3, and installed it this week. I'm using the
latest firmware (as of Monday), but my Israeli music is still coming
through as ???s. Could this be due to Exact Audio Copy ripping
I see gibrish instead of hebrew letters in Browse
Artists/Geners/Albums.
it shows the Artists/Geners/Albums properly, but the index is 1 2 A B C
... Z and then strange characters (not ??)
using latest 6.5b on XP sp 2
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ganjastone
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I see gibrish instead of hebrew letters in Browse
Artists/Geners/Albums.
it shows the Artists/Geners/Albums properly, but the index is 1 2 A B C
... Z and then strange characters (not ??)
using latest 6.5b on XP sp 2
Are your tags properly encoded?
Hi Dan,
Whats the shape the electron thing? :D
Anyways, these are the same tags that works properly for me in 6.3. It
appears the new view is causing this. Its all Unicode. I can post
screenshot or html source if u like
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ganjastone
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Anyways, these are the same tags that works properly for me in 6.3. It
appears the new view is causing this. Its all Unicode. I can post
screenshot or html source if u like
I'd really like to see one of the files that has broken tags.
Please email
So far I tried all Hebrew and all Latin and the scrolling direction
works fine. I still have to modify some tags to test mixed text
scrolling. The only thing I am not sure works properly is the numbering
of the tracks. When the track name is all Hebrew, the 3rd track of the
2nd volume
Re track numbering. This won't be easy to change with the current code
as the Hebrew aware code just sees a text string and decides whether to
reverse it based on its contents. It doesn't know what the text refers
to.
If this is important could you register it as an enhancement request
for a
Avi and others - the new display code is now in 6.5. This includes the
ability to scroll Hebrew text from left to right. Please try and let me
know if it works for you.
The code contains some logic to scroll mixed Hebrew and Latin text from
right to left and pure Hebrew the other way - so
Avi,
Current 6.5 doesn't do this yet. But I am hoping it will do soon...
Couple of questions though - I'm currently playing with when to scroll
right-left and when not to. My current thinking is that if the string
includes some left to right characters then scroll normally, if only
right to
Triode wrote:
Avi,
Current 6.5 doesn't do this yet. But I am hoping it will do soon...
Couple of questions though - I'm currently playing with when to scroll
right-left and when not to. My current thinking is that if the
string
includes some left to right characters then scroll
(1) When thinking how I read in Hebrew, I'd say that you should scroll
left-to-right if any characters are in Hebrew (or Arabic). It is very
unlikely to have Hebrew characters within an English sentence but much
more likely to have English (or should I say Latin) characters within a
Hebrew
Thanks for the comments.
We're using the CPAN Hebrew module so am attempting to implement using
the hebrewflip function and the unicode properties of the strings..
Re 1 - issues I am facing is when the user interface creates a string
which concatenates a hebrew text with non hebrew text.
Triode wrote
We're using the CPAN Hebrew module so am attempting to implement using
the hebrewflip function and the unicode properties of the strings..
Re 1 - issues I am facing is when the user interface creates a string
which concatenates a hebrew text with non hebrew text. Perhaps this
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