#57 w3juke doesn't support alt. charset's

[Chris P. Ross]

w3juke can't cope with alternate charset's. This is
most a problem when it receives an index file, that
because some of the artist/disc/track information
has upper-ASCII in it, comes from a web server that
sends it as UTF-8 encoded text/plain.

I don't know if there is a "good" way to fix this
before GTK+ has natural support for utf-8 display
strings, but I hope that there might be at least
a interim fix to make it not display all crappy in
the mean time.

And example of the unlpeasant display this produces
is attached.

[Chris P. Ross]