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Hi, i am having some problem getting japanese titels to show up on my sonicstage.... i tried the methods at the top of the board already, but i can't find AreaCode....

Did you follow the instruction to the letter? Please review the registry tree shown below and try again.

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In addition to the registry edit as outlined in the guide, please remember to run SonicStage 3.2 in Japanese with Microsoft AppLocale Utility. This is important - otherwise, Japanese characters will not display as it should.

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Just to add a couple tidbits:

If your OS is WinXP or win2K with SS2.x, you need to change windows' non-unicode program/locale setting to Japanese. No need for Applocale with SS2.x.

If your OS is WinXP with SS3.x, don't set windows' locale to Japanese. Doing so will prevent the Applocale utility to work. You HAVE to use Applocale to get Japanese displayed correctly. Unfortunately, MS applocale is only for WinXP. Win2k users are out of luck if they install ss3.x, like me =(. Hopefully Sony's new Connect player is unicode so we don't have to deal with all these crap anymore.

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WHAAAAAAT!!!!!!!??????? NEW CONNECT PLAYER IS FINALLY UNICODE! if it's true, it's the best day of my life! The 'non-unicode' issue on Sonicstage is my number 1 problem! it's a real pain! see, if you encode your cd's while running applocale, the converted atrac files won't run in aother atrac programs like Do Vaio (vaiozone). Even Connect atrac filed bought on the connect store, if downloaded with applocale anabled aren't recognized by Do VAIO... and a couple of other problems, like the French accents are repalced by random Kani in theprogram interface, wich is annoying (I'm French).

The only thing I wish now, is that the new connect player will be "backward compatible" with all the sony devices. Can't wait to know...

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woops! I misunderstood your post... "Hopefully" you said. Sorry. But this non unicode issue makes me crazy. SO, I join your thoughts, and say: "MR. Sony, please, if you want to copy itune, don't forget the unicode feature, for non Japanese people do listen to Japanese (chinese, hebrew, thai, whatever...)music too! and the "????????" titling isn't useful at all! hear our prayers!"

wait and see...

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Ishiyoshi: I did that, but my registery doesn't have AreaCode....

My comp is a WinXP with SP2, using SS3.2

That's odd; which version or rather where did you download SonicStage 3.2?

Nonetheless, for your convenience, I have included a SonicStage 3.2 Japanese Area Code registry attachment. Download the attachment and double-click to add the entry to your registry. Then, run SonicStage 3.2 in Japanese using Microsoft AppLocale.

Good luck and let me know how it goes.

*file removed ~ please drop me a pm if needed

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