Sepheriel

There is no error message, pata, when I run it in AppLocale and I haven't changed the Windows default fonts or language. Heman, I tried running SS after installing that program and it still displayed all Japanese titles as question marks.

So am I supposed to change my Default Windows Input language to Japanese is my default system language to Japanese? I downloaded the program and checked all of the boxes for the install. Do I run SS through AppLocale or what? Still need more help and I don't want to change my default Windows language, which is English.

Bump. Please someone respond

Hello, I had the proper fix for about 3 years for SonicStage to properly display Japanese characters. I had gone into the registry and changed the values and used Applocale and had East Asian support installed. Up until recently it all worked, now it doesn't. I updated SonicStage to version 4.3 to see if that would help and it didn't. I am running the US version of SonicStage 4.3. I checked multiple times to see if I missed something after the install, but I followed the directions posted on this forum and it still doesn't work. Please help because I really don't know what's going on; all the values in the registry are correct and I am running it through applocale. Another odd detail is that since SonicStage has stopped working my backslash is a Yen symbol in certain instances and not in others. Is this something else entirely? Thanks for your time. Regards

Thanks for the help!

I use the Network Walkman NW-E507

OK. I have mp3 files on my comupter that I want to keep. I imported them into SS 3.2 and I converted them to ATRAC3plus 128 kbps. I want to transfer them onto my ATRAC device as the converted file without deleting the original mp3 file. I read Ishiyohi's post about something similar to this, but in my "convert to bit rate" pull down list, mine doesn't have the 128 kbps bit rate that I want to use. Please help me!