Hello I'm a first time MAC user. All the chinese characters worked fine in my old windows pc's iTun How to display Chinese character in MAC?

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Hello, I'm a first time MAC user. All the chinese characters worked fine in my old windows pc's iTune library. When I copied those files to my new mac, the characters displayed fine, but when I add them to iTune, it displays #$%^&* for everything....Please help, and also is there a software that will allow me to run videos downloaded from the internet that are in rmvb format? Thanks for all your help.

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I think it's the character coding problem. That means the code in Winodws is Big-5, but the code in Mac is Unicode. You can find the solution on the website below. http://www.mobile01.com/topicdetail.php?f=177&t=447185

Second, you can download realplayer to see rmvb. It has the mac version.

Thank you very much, I'll try it now.

Mac OS X 10.2: How to Use High-Bit Characters in Terminal

The default configuration of Terminal does not allow you to drag items named with high-bit characters to the command line, or type high-bit characters there. High-bit characters include accented and special characters used in many languages. You may reconfigure Terminal to allow high-bit characters.

Symptom
You cannot type high-bit characters at the command line or drag items named with them into the Terminal window.

Products affected
Mac OS X 10.2
Terminal

Solution
1. Open Terminal.
2. Choose Windows Settings from the Terminal menu. The Terminal Inspector
window appears.
3. Choose Emulation from the pop-up menu.
4. Make sure the checkbox for "Use option key as meta key" is not selected.
5. Select the checkbox for "Escape 8-bit chars with Ctrl-V".
6. Choose Display from the pop-up menu.
7. If necessary, choose Unicode (UTF-8) from the Character Set Encoding
pop-up menu.

Note:
If you are using tcsh or bash, make sure that "Escape 8 bit characters with Ctrl-V" is selected in the Emulation pane of the Terminal Inspector. If you are using zsh, make sure that "Escape 8 bit characters with Ctrl-V" is not selected. You can then drag/type names of folders with high-bit characters correctly. (tcsh/bash will show the escaped form of the character; zsh will show the actual character.)

[ 本帖最后由 telemagas 于 2008-2-21 00:04 编辑 ]

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