iTunes question (language issue)
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iTunes question (language issue)
Hi guys,
ok so I have some songs in korean and when i transfer the songs to iTunes, it doesn't show in korean but in weird symbols for artist name and song title. I do have the korean language installed on my computer too. I remember when i transferred songs on my ipod a long time ago it showed correctly on the ipod and on iTunes. When I recall, i don't remember doing anything special to the itunes program to make it display in korean. Am i doing something or missing something here?
any help would be appreciated
ok so I have some songs in korean and when i transfer the songs to iTunes, it doesn't show in korean but in weird symbols for artist name and song title. I do have the korean language installed on my computer too. I remember when i transferred songs on my ipod a long time ago it showed correctly on the ipod and on iTunes. When I recall, i don't remember doing anything special to the itunes program to make it display in korean. Am i doing something or missing something here?
any help would be appreciated
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Try this
Correcting song titles with odd characters
If a song's title and information don't appear correctly, the file was probably created using a program that stores information differently from iTunes. You may be able to resolve the problem by converting the song's information tags (ID3 tags) to a different storage format.
Converting the ID3 tags is also useful for songs with information in languages that use non-Roman characters, or if you want to use your MP3 files with another program that uses a different format.
To change the format of the song information tags:
Select the songs you want to convert.
Choose Advanced > Convert ID3 Tags.
Choose a version of ID3 from the pop-up menu.
If a song's title and information don't appear correctly, the file was probably created using a program that stores information differently from iTunes. You may be able to resolve the problem by converting the song's information tags (ID3 tags) to a different storage format.
Converting the ID3 tags is also useful for songs with information in languages that use non-Roman characters, or if you want to use your MP3 files with another program that uses a different format.
To change the format of the song information tags:
Select the songs you want to convert.
Choose Advanced > Convert ID3 Tags.
Choose a version of ID3 from the pop-up menu.
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i figured it out.. i had to go to region and language settings and make sure that i believe it was the unicode settings was set to korean so that it displays songs in korean
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