#1 Artist/Album string problem

[Newbielicious]

Loaded CoverHog onto my Windows 2000 Server (just the
CoverHog.exe file).
I placed it into the following folder structure:

G:\Media\Audio\192k\Rock\Oldies\Temptations

The only child folder is:

Great Songs and Performances

In which there are 11 mp3s.

I ran this line in a batch file:

coverhog.exe -i . -v > output.txt

which produced this output:

Beginning search....

Searching for cover using: 'ÿþT' and 'ÿþG'
Sorry, no match found for 01 Get Ready.mp3.
Already tried same search for 02 Ain't Too Proud To
Beg.mp3. Skipping.
Already tried same search for 03 My Girl.mp3. Skipping.
Already tried same search for 04 I Can't Get Next To
You.mp3. Skipping.
Already tried same search for 05 (I Know) I'm Losing
You.mp3. Skipping.
Already tried same search for 06 I Wish It Would
Rain.mp3. Skipping.
Already tried same search for 07 I Could Never Love
Another (After Loving You).mp3. Skipping.
Already tried same search for 08 Ball Of Confusion
(That's The Way The World Is Today).mp3. Skipping.
Already tried same search for 09 Cloud Nine.mp3.
Skipping.
Already tried same search for 10 Runaway Child,
Running Wild.mp3. Skipping.
Already tried same search for 11 Papa Was A Rollin'
Stone.mp3. Skipping.

Search completed. Total covers downloaded:0

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I got the same results (the corrupted
artist and album names) running it from several
different folders, and using the full path instead of
the "." in the command line.
Also, I got the same results running the program on my
Windows XP Pro SP2 workstation using a drive mapped to
the 2000 server.
If I run it on a local drive on the XP workstation it
works ok.