Re: Unicode support throughout EphPod?
Joe Masters <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.ipod.ephpod |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
It's possible that the Rebuild function does not support unicode properly. (Add to bugs.ephpod.com...) David wrote: >I recently made the mistake of setting up my ipod through a network from >my desktop to my laptop (hoping that EphPod would be able to work fine >thinking the iPod was actually attached to the system even though it was >really a network drive). To make a long story short (details below), >EphPod didn't like that very much at all and killed my iTunesDB (no >error, seemed like it saved fine but when I went to reopen my iPod > >Now, I went and tried to rebuild my DB using the "iPod Tools" -> >"Rebuild DB from iPod" and all of my Unicode info is gone, with just >question marks in place of the Unicode characters (this is what I >usually see in programs that don't support Unicode). I had previously >changed all those songs by hand using Ctrl+I with the "Save to ID3 Tag >of MP3 Also" checked and I assumed that was writing Unicode ID3 tag info >to the files (the quick-edit keys don't work for Unicode.. at least for >me. When I tried using them, they completely ruined those mp3s... the >iPod would just skip past them when trying to play them). > >So really, after all that explanation, my question is (probably for >Joe): is EphPod now 100% Unicode-based? Or are there some features that >are Unicode (Ctrl+I) and some that are not (Rebuild DB from iPod) and >possible some that are buggy (the quick-edit keys?)? > >David > > > > > >And now the details of what not to do (at least this is what happened to >me... seems logically like it should work, but it doesn't)... > >(all under Win2k) I set up the iPod as a new path on my desktop, under >Z:\iPod (along with my usual drive letter, V... but I use Z:\ as a >central point for shares). I then connected to Z:\iPod with my laptop >and used "SUBST V: Z:\iPod" which turns Z:\iPod into V:, allowing my >laptop to see V: as a new, network drive. Then used EphPod, selecting >V: as the drive for my iPod. All of my songs showed up, I went to edit >a few things, saved and closed. Reopened it again in a few minutes and >everything was gone. Oh well. > > >------------------------------------------------------ >ephPod Mailing List >FAQ and HomePage http://www.ephpod.com >mailto:[email protected] to susbcribe >mailto:[email protected] to unsusbcribe >mailto:[email protected] the mailing-list itself > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------ ephPod Mailing List FAQ and HomePage http://www.ephpod.com mailto:[email protected] to susbcribe mailto:[email protected] to unsusbcribe mailto:[email protected] the mailing-list itself