Does anyone know how to get windows xp pro to display shift-jis filenames? I have it set to do japanese in regional and all already. It can do standard Japanese. I might not know what I'm talking about? But if anyone knows what I might mean, feel free to help out.
i beleive you need another lame ass language pack for that. but i cant prove it
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Anonymous2006-04-06 1:53
This is what I'm talking about. A filename 02.ƒ‰ƒbƒL[ƒv[ƒ‹.mp3 for my Judy and Mary :D
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Anonymous2006-04-06 6:23
Convert the names from SJIS to Unicode with iconv.
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Anonymous2006-04-06 6:35
This shouldn't happen because Windows filesystems are Unicode. You got the file names in Shit_JIS for some reason, probably off a filesystem without proper Unicode support, or written by crap software wrote in 8 bits (so-called ANSI) mode.
You'll have to make a script to convert filenames from Shit_JIS to the character set everybody should be using.
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Translated:
Hi. I don't know the answer, but I want to look cool and smart, and make you look dumb and stupid, so I'll just throw you an URL to a search engine (google to be hip) and ask you to look it up yourself.
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Anonymous2006-04-07 7:36
Though iconv translates between encodings it does not rename files.
It's also the first fucking thing you see if you google for it.
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Anonymous2006-04-07 7:37
>>9
Translated:
Hi. I'm a retard who can't even use Google when I'm giving the keyword. I hope somebody from /comp has some time to waste and comes to my home to do the job for me.
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Anonymous2006-04-07 7:49
>>10
There's iconvmv/mviconv, which is just a script around iconv. I can't find it right now, I thought I had it installed...