[CamelBackCinema]

Im bilingual in english and korean. I have a dozen korean albums that I occasionally listen to but imported songs show up as brackets "[][][][]".

 

[yaufei]

You will need to change everything to unicode. I have traditional and simplified chinese, korean and japanese all displayed properly in iTunes.

 

[snowboardaddict]

The import feature of iTunes always screws up my files; I get a bunch of gibberish afterwards. I just re-tag the albums once they're in the iTunes library. huge pain in the ass, but it works

 

[CamelBackCinema]

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Originally Posted by yaufei You will need to change everything to unicode. I have traditional and simplified chinese, korean and japanese all displayed properly in iTunes.

Are you referring to the program unicode? If so, will it display properly on the ipod?

 

[socrates63]

No, he's referring to unicode as in character encoding. Assuming you use Windows, have you enabled FE language support? I didn't have to do anything beyond that for iTunes and my 4g iPod to properly display Korean text.

 

[CamelBackCinema]

Quote:

Originally Posted by socrates63 No, he's referring to unicode as in character encoding. Assuming you use Windows, have you enabled FE language support? I didn't have to do anything beyond that for iTunes and my 4g iPod to properly display Korean text.

Can you tell me how to specifically do this? I think its in control panel but I can't find it.

 

[Elephas]

WinXP

Regional and Language Options Control Panel

Languages tab

Under "Supplemental language support"

Activate checkbox "Install files for East Asian languages"

You'll probably need the WinXP CD; the installer will copy fonts to your system