Can anybody tell me how to edit an ID tag to Arabic language? I tried with dbpoweramp V16.2, but only accepts English.
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Ok Here they are in the WAVE ID Tagging:
Tag creation: (default-list (ID3)
List chunck position: (data) (list)
List album tag: IPRO
List track tag: ITRK
List padding type: "Junk" chunck
List padding size: 2kb
ID3v2 version: v2.3
ID3v2 text encoding: ANSIComment
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What is your Platform/OS?
What is you OS language setting?
Where exactly, are you seeing the "?????"?Comment
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In the (ID-Tag) tab: Arabic as I modified, no problem:
In the (Detail) tab: every word in Arabic became ???
Also in window explorer, in the file artist/title columns read: ???
I have window10 operating system.
It looks to me I was able to Edit the ID Tag, but that information did not carry over to the detail tab and window explorer folder. Probably I have a wrong setting somewhere?Comment
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The details and explorer views, Windows is reading the ID Tags, and Windows can only read the LIST chunk which is not Unicode. However your wave file is also tagged with an ID3 chunk which is Unicode.Comment
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After changing the text encoding to Unicode-16, I selected "Properties" When i right clicked on the file (in Explorer folder), here is what I found:
In the (ID-Tag) tab: Arabic as I modified, no problem:
In the (Detail) tab: every word in Arabic became ???
Also in window explorer, in the file artist/title columns read: ???
I have window10 operating system.
It looks to me I was able to Edit the ID Tag, but that information did not carry over to the detail tab and window explorer folder. Probably I have a wrong setting somewhere?
In dBpoweramp related windows/pages i.e. File Properties >> ID-Tag tab or the Edit ID-Tag window, the Arabic text is displayed. I can also confirm that the tags display ok, in foobar2000.
However, you are correct in thinking there is a display only problem in Windows. In File Explorer or File Properties >> Details tab, wav file tags with Arabic text are displayed with ???? characters.
Please note, that this is not the case for flac or mp3 files:
Maybe Spoon can tell us why the display issue with wav files.
... I see Spoon has posted above.
Spoon, just to confirm then, setting ID3v2 text encoding to Unicode-16, is the correct solution for languages such as Arabic and no other settings need changing?Comment
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