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Is it possible to adjust Audio Muxer to accept foreign characters when encoding to mpg (characters like ç á é ó ú ã õ â ê ê, commonly used in french language and portuguese ) ?
I have files named with such characters and cue file uses them. Splitting the ac3 file with the cue file is no problem, but enconding to mpg with text as subtitles shows error sometimes.

Thanks


rc

The new version 0928 is not working either and the foreign characters are messed all over (ç becomes Ãf$, etc)

I managed to correct it by mannually editing the cue file, eliminating the foreign characters, using the new cue file to split the AC3 file and then editing each audio split thru Audio Properties, including back the foreign characters I wanted to display in the final mpg file as picture.

I can do it perfectly whenever I'll encode foreign music with special characters, but if you can find a way to automate it, I believe it will be usefull for many people

Thanks and regards

Rc

Noticed it myself.
The problem was created when creating the CUE file in the Join option, i.e. I forgot to tell the system in which format to write the file and by default, because of the special characters, it got saved in UTF8, which then also messed up the coding changes that I had made previously.

If Audiomuxer was already updated before you have read this information, then please re-install . Normally I should have changed version number, but the change is so small that I keep it in this 0.9.2.8.

It looks like version 0929 is messing with foreign characters again.
But the cue file seems perfect and when I split the ac3 file, the splits are OK, the new AC3 files are OK, but the encoder does not mux them to mpg.
I used the options read cue file as UTF7 and normal (tried to save in both formats, the only ones that show characters correctly). But the final encoder show the same error result on muxing the final file.
To bypass that, I 've been editing mannually the splits, removing the special characters, which result that the final display will not show the characters I want to show.

Is this a problem with the cue file or the encoder performs randomly with these characters?

Thanks

rc

I have PM'ed you for some details.