Music player with Shift-Jis tags

[kurisutofu]

Hello,
I am using RythmBox, I've tried amarok and another one I don't remember (sorry) and all of them have trouble to read japanese tags from the mp3 and even the japanese name of the folder.
Do you know a software that would work properly? I have a lot of japanese songs and that's not very convenient to see some sqaures or strange symbols instead of the name ... ^_^;

I hope someone can help me.

[DrHu]

I am using RythmBox, I've tried amarok and another one I don't remember (sorry) and all of them have trouble to read japanese tags from the mp3 and even the japanese name of the folder.

I think exaile is the Gnome equivalence to Amarok for KDE
http://tuxarena.blogspot.com/2009/07/re ... plete.html

You probably need some system font support or adding a keyboard layout to allow other character sets (UTF) , enables international and Asian characters, so it might be USA keyboard USA-utf as a layout selection
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/i38 ... chi-mincho

mint menu>control center>System>Language support
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Japan ... using_SCIM
mint menu>control center>Other>Scim

TAG editors..
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=312097
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1091160
http://forums.linuxmint.com/search.php? ... s=tags+mp3

[kurisutofu]

The language support is already installed (I live in japan so I really need it) and still it didn't work.
I will try with Exaile as you proposed and will come back later

[kurisutofu]

Unfortunately Exaile behaves the same way as RhytmBox ...
Isn't there any that accepts Shift-JIS tags?

[nadir]

you could try jajuk and gmusicbrowser. if it will or wont work i cant tell.

[kurisutofu]

Thanks nadir, I will give them a try!

[kurisutofu]

Well, no luck with those too ...
I also tried Banshee and it also didn't work ...

I can't believe there isn't a player that detects the encoding automatically and treats the tags properly ...