WLIrc doesn't catch the UnsupportedEncodingException of
String.getBytes() so I think that may be the problem. I
wouldn't like to advertise here, but can you try http://jmirc.sf.net and tell if that works any better? I
have no experience of Samsung N400.
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I read the encoding from your phone... But if the phone do
not support that encoding, try to type (under advanced
encoding) UTF8 or IS0-8859-1, ( I guess ISO-8859-1 is the
default...)
If none of them works, try to write: cp1251 or koir8. They are
russian, but the charset is decoded by wlirc not by the
phone, throught String.getBytes()
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BTW: my phone is a Samsung N400
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WLIrc doesn't catch the UnsupportedEncodingException of
String.getBytes() so I think that may be the problem. I
wouldn't like to advertise here, but can you try
http://jmirc.sf.net and tell if that works any better? I
have no experience of Samsung N400.
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so u have entered invalid encoding. fix it!
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I read the encoding from your phone... But if the phone do
not support that encoding, try to type (under advanced
encoding) UTF8 or IS0-8859-1, ( I guess ISO-8859-1 is the
default...)
If none of them works, try to write: cp1251 or koir8. They are
russian, but the charset is decoded by wlirc not by the
phone, throught String.getBytes()