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Title: Quick test for users having non-english version of Windows Post by: jarek on April 13, 2010, 06:08:05 pm Hi everybody,
I have problems with playing tracks containing any of ASCII extended characters. Peter has problems to investigate this. If anybody uses non-english version of Windows, especialy Ultimate, please halp me and make a quick test. Rename any track name on the disk adding ¿ character to the end of the track name (you can copy ¿ and paste it there). Thy to load this track into XXHighEnd and play it. See if any error occures. Thank you ! :) Jarek Title: Re: Quick test for users having non-english version of Windows Post by: Per on April 13, 2010, 08:11:10 pm If anybody uses non-english version of Windows, especialy Ultimate, please halp me and make a quick test.... Rename any track name on the disk adding ¿ character to the end of the track name (you can copy ¿ and paste it there). Thy to load this track into XXHighEnd and play it. See if any error occures.... Added ¿ to the end of track 5 (Baby can I Hold You) on Tracy Chapman's first CD. Plays fine under Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit - Danish version. Per Title: Re: Quick test for users having non-english version of Windows Post by: Telstar on April 13, 2010, 09:59:15 pm Sorry but I have only english versions of windows and of all the programs that i can.
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