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15th July 2004
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 Japanese language (Japanese.lan) cannot display. But,There is a portion which cannot display Japanese in BSPlayer(v1.00.804). :cry: Although this setup may be unnecessary. :? I am setting ODS and Subtitles, Font "MS UI Gothic" Script "japanese". If when Japanese can be displayed,I want to add this lan file in BSPlayer. :oops: Please teach me how to solve this problem.  |
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15th July 2004
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Please check your Japanese translation with the English version e.g. in Notepad. All strings of the English version should be translated and substituted (taking care also that no "double strings" appear under the same number like I saw). If you then use Japanese language in BSPlayer and some English strings are still shown e.g. (repeat) search these strings in Notepad in the English version and then check if they are in your Japanese translation. Success from a fellow user and translator of BSPlayer!! 
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16th July 2004
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| Thank you for a reply. I created again using "Shift-JIS" which can be used certainly on Windows(JP). (added double strings, etc...) However, the portion which cannot display Japanese in BSPlayer does not change. I thought that a possibility of being a problem peculiar to Japanese(2bytes charcode) was high. |
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