As a temp solution. you can set chinese as your default
system language if you are using W2k/XP. Then you should be
able to open a file in chinese name (unicoded).
For display chinese tags, you have to convert text to your
preferred code page from unicode (by calling
ID3_Field.GetEncoding(), however you won't be able to tell it
is little endian or big endian. you have to do your job.)
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As a temp solution. you can set chinese as your default
system language if you are using W2k/XP. Then you should be
able to open a file in chinese name (unicoded).
For display chinese tags, you have to convert text to your
preferred code page from unicode (by calling
ID3_Field.GetEncoding(), however you won't be able to tell it
is little endian or big endian. you have to do your job.)