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You'll need this: http://ptprophecy.com/openmg_kanji.zip

Windows98SE/Me: OpenMG_Kanji_win9x.reg / SonicStage_Kanji_win9x.reg

Windows2000/XP: OpenMG_Kanji_winxp.reg / SonicStage_Kanji_winxp.reg

And then use NJStar Universal Code Convector:

Chinese [CTRL-C] -> Japanese Shift-JIS [CTRL-C]

Paste [CTRL-V] it in OpenMG/SonicStage in the Multi-byte field biggrin.gif

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When i go to name a file in English now on the MD side, as soon as I hit enter it goes to

‚b‚’‚?‚—‚Œ‚‰‚Ž‚‡?@‚‰‚Ž?@‚”‚ˆ‚…?@‚c‚?‚’‚‹

What are the kanji file names in the registry? I think i need to delete them

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When i go to name a file in English now on the MD side, as soon as I hit enter it goes to  

‚b‚’‚?‚—‚Œ‚‰‚Ž‚‡?@‚‰‚Ž?@‚”‚ˆ‚…?@‚c‚?‚’‚‹

What are the kanji file names in the registry? I think i need to delete them

You can open the .reg file with the text editor to see which keys are affected.

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When i go to name a file in English now on the MD side, as soon as I hit enter it goes to  

‚b‚’‚?‚—‚Œ‚‰‚Ž‚‡?@‚‰‚Ž?@‚”‚ˆ‚…?@‚c‚?‚’‚‹

What are the kanji file names in the registry? I think i need to delete them

‚b‚’‚?‚—‚Œ‚‰‚Ž‚‡?@‚‰‚Ž?@‚”‚ˆ‚…?@‚c‚?‚’‚‹ = Crawling in the Dark in Japanese JIS encoding

This happen when you hit F2, it will goes to the 1st, multy-bytes field.

Just set in the NetMD option to only write single-byte instead of multi and single

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I have tried everything you have said to do.

IN the universal clipboard everything still stays the same. All weird like

‚¢

When I click convert clipboard it still wont change. It just stays like "‚¢"

I have it set to

Japanese Auto Detect > Japanese Shift-Jis

When I try to cit and paste into sonic stage it either comes out blocky and weird, or it stays as "????????"

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I have tried everything you have said to do.  

IN the universal clipboard everything still stays the same. All weird like

‚¢

When I click convert clipboard it still wont change. It just stays like "‚¢"

I have it set to  

Japanese Auto Detect > Japanese Shift-Jis

When I try to cit and paste into sonic stage it either comes out blocky and weird, or it stays as "????????"

What are you trying to do? :shock:

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Im trying to name songs in Japanese.

My Sonic Stage wont support Kanji.

I guess i just dont get how to do it. Ive looked at the post you had with the images, and what I thought I was supposed to do isnt working.

Kanji still comes up as ????? or ‚j‚b?@‚?‚Ž‚„?@‚s‚ˆ‚…?@‚r‚•‚Ž‚“‚ˆ‚‰‚Ž‚…?@‚a‚?‚Ž‚„?@?|?@‚v‚?‚Œ‚‹‚‰‚Ž‚‡?@‚n‚Ž?@‚r‚•‚Ž‚“‚‰‚Ž‚… on both single and multi-byte fields.

And I have no clue how to get it to show up right.

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But...

KC and The Sunshine Band - Walking On Sunsine

is

KC and The Sunshine Band - Walking On Sunsine...

it's working..

Just set NJStar Communicator to display Japanese Shift-JIS to show KC and The Sunshine Band - Walking On Sunsine ohmy.gif

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hi daijoubu

i've followed your instructions, but when i got to look at the songs on the actual recorder, i see the jap words only, is it possible to see chinese characters on the mzn10??

using njstar convertor, i convert from chinese to japanese and then paste that in the multibyte field, as instructed. in the single byte field i leave the eng translation.

but then when i go look at the song title on the md, i see the eng name. if i paste the chinese name into the single byte and view that, i see jap!!

i don't know what i'm doing wrong...pls help!!

thanx!! smile.gif

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If you want to input Chinese character into your NetMD. The first thing you need to ask youself is, what Windows operating system are you using? Because it will make a BIG difference if you need to install a third party software. I am not sure if NJStar Communicator will help. Because I don't have it. All you need is Windows 2000 or Windows XP and Japanese version of SonicStage 1.5. And you are all set! If anybody still needs any help. Let me know!

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i cant make it work. i copy the chinese title and it shows in the converter<jap shift jis>, then i paste it to the 'title' section of the song in sonic stage. I dont have 'multi bit' or 'single bit'in my ss... and it shows up with some question marks in the title.... is it because of my sonic stage or what? im using win xp

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i cant make it work. i copy the chinese title and it shows in the converter<jap shift jis>, then i paste it to the 'title' section of the song in sonic stage. I dont have 'multi bit'  or 'single bit'in my ss...  and it shows up with some question marks in the title.... is it because of my sonic stage or what? im using win xp

You have to get the .zip and open the .reg file to get the multi-byte field

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Is there a way to get chinese/kanji onto the N10 using simple burner?

I am using Windows XP and turning all the language options to chinese and the titles even display right under simple burner and m3u2sb, but once I load it, the names show up as blank on the main LCD and the remote. Thanks for your help.

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so basically, it's put up with SonicStage and OpenMG (with the 3 checkouts) + chinese/kanji support or Simple Burner (with no checkout) + no chinese/kanji support?

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OK, I tried realone and it shows under realone, but instead of blanks (like simple burner), the chinese is mixed up as english and kana.

Please someone clarift if kanji can be displayed or if only kana can be displayed?

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Actually i have a better way to input chinese in SonicStage using njstar

First switch into Japanese Shift-JIS in the menu so that u can see what u type in sonicstage

after that, open chinese input from njstar menu and you can actually type directly into the multibyte text box and it should show it correctly 8)

you can even input in korean if you like. just remember to select the output into Japanese Shift-JIS

and another thing is that you have to open properties of every file to input.

this won't work in simple burner or realone player

For me i'll record using simple burner and rename the tracks in SonicStage to aviod the 'check in/out' thing 8)

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I also changed my app Win NMD for supporting Chinese titling. (you can see screenshot at http://christian.klukas.bei.t-online.de/fi...d/winNetMD.htm)

But the latest versions are not available for free any more.

With my app you can directly type in Chinese/Japanese (add the keyboard layouts to Windows before) or get the titles for albums from freedb. I was very glad when I got this to work, because I don't know Chinese and Japanese and so it was kinda impressive when I got automatically the titles for some Chinese CD albums I have biggrin.gif

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