This is UTF-8 encoding
using uniEncode and/or uniDecode functions, you should be able to
translate to extended ascii.
I hope it helps,
Thierry
On 2006, Apr 29, , at 14:39, Mark Smith wrote:
Does anyone know which character encoding Apple uses to display
strings in iTunes?
I'm reading some text info from the m4a tags produced by iTunes, and
there seem to be some double-byte characters in there. I have no
experience of this, and know nothing, so I'm grasping at straws.
As an example of what I get, the 'Esoterik' (where the 2nd (lower
case) e should have an acute accent over it, I'm getting:
Esot <char value 195><char value 169> rik
what it should be, under whatever character set Rev defaults to on Mac
OSX, it should be a single char of value 142.
Any help on this would be great.
Thanks,
Mark
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