[quote=ImKumii post_id=490156 time=1636754675]
Hello,

Iam having issues with special characters in Windows metadata fields, when I set tags in Media Monkey.
Special characters are replaced by random text: Totální nasazení -> TotĂ^lnĂ- NasazeĂ-

From what I have found, there is some issue with WAV ID3v2.3
Source: github com/owncloud/music/issues/788

Could you please fix this issue?

Version of MM 5.0.1.2433
[/quote]ID3 is not valid metadata format for WAVE files is RIFF format standard it states that LIST INFO Chunks should be used for Metadata instead of ID3 and that is what MM supports (even it sometimes reads ID3)and as pointed below it is encoded in UTF-8 You get that issues because ID3 tags are often encoded in UNICODE (16Bit encoding) and decoding is difficult.

It is raised several times in the past and we decided to фуллз support WAV сатндард (ег RIFF LIST INFO) Chunks.

[quote=ImKumii post_id=490159 time=1636757399 user_id=1]
In Windows Language & region settings go to -> Current system regional settings -> Check field "Use unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support". This fixed it for me, but be aware, this could possibly cause issues with another programs.
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I had similar issue, noramally it should be possible to fix this within the App. In my case, tags with special characters were in the random format (same as you described). I found workaround:
In Windows Language & region settings go to -> Current system regional settings -> Check field "Use unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support". This fixed it for me, but be aware, this could possibly cause issues with another programs.

Hello,

Iam having issues with special characters in Windows metadata fields, when I set tags in Media Monkey.
Special characters are replaced by random text: Totální nasazení -> TotĂ^lnĂ- NasazeĂ-

From what I have found, there is some issue with WAV ID3v2.3
Source: github com/owncloud/music/issues/788

Could you please fix this issue?

Version of MM 5.0.1.2433

I am encountering this at the moment: [i]é[/i] becomes [i]e´[/i] and [i]ü[/i] becomes [i]u¨[/i] - i.e., when a file gets reorganized based on tag, this happens to filename or folder, which is problematic for many reasons.

[quote]Then it's likely file encoding that's the issue.[/quote]

I agree that there is an encoding issue, but if the files are auto-organized based on tag, then it should be encoding in the tag that's the issue - and not filename? I am trying to figure out how I can troubleshoot that.

Then it's likely file encoding that's the issue.

1) I create a new Test.m3u playlist file
2) I add a single entry in it

D:\Music\S-U\The Lumineers\The Lumineers (Deluxe Edition)\13 - This Must Be The Place (Naïve Melody).mp3

3) I open MM and in the media tree I drill down to the folder containing the playlist file and double click it to open.

4) I try and double click or right click and play the file. Nothing happens.

5) Right clicking on the file and choosing properties shows a File Path and File Name with the file name as

13 - This Must Be The Place (Naïve Melody).mp3

6) If I change both the file name and the entry in the playlist to use a regular i instead of ï, it then works.

No such issue here. Can you detail more on what steps are involved?

Noticed that when I have an mp3 file with a special character such as "This Must Be The Place (Naïve Melody).mp3" in a playlist, MediaMonkey changes the character and cannot locate it. When I right click the song file inside Media Monkey and look at the properties it shows "This Must Be The Place (Naïve Melody)". I'm running Windows 10 64bit and MediaMonkey Gold 4.1.9.1764.