[SOLVED] mpd error malformed utf-8 characters, possibly incorrectly encoded

[Tim Curtis]

Try installing the Chinese fonts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Multi...ast_Asian)

Code:

sudo apt -y install fonts-arphic-ukai fonts-arphic-uming

If this works, these plus the Japanese and Korean fonts can be included in upcoming moOde 8.1.0

[TheOldPresbyope]

Try installing the Chinese fonts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Multi...ast_Asian)

Code:

sudo apt -y install fonts-arphic-ukai fonts-arphic-uming

If this works, these plus the Japanese and Korean fonts can be included in upcoming moOde 8.1.0

Yes, these font packages work for me to display the Chinese metadata from our sample file in moOde's local display. Note the Chromium browser has to be restarted for the newly installed font to take effect. I simply rebooted.

I found last night that installing the xfonts-intl-chinese package did not work despite it seeming intuitively obvious.

Regards,
Kent

[Tim Curtis]

Nice :-)

I'll add to the TODO list for 8.1.0

[TheOldPresbyope]

Nice :-)

I'll add to the TODO list for 8.1.0

Since I know nothing about Chinese writing we should probably have @chaos333 check to be sure the glyphs being displayed are correct!

Regards,
Kent

[chaos333]

Try installing the Chinese fonts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Multi...ast_Asian)

Code:

sudo apt -y install fonts-arphic-ukai fonts-arphic-uming

If this works, these plus the Japanese and Korean fonts can be included in upcoming moOde 8.1.0

thank you Tim,
finally we've got a way out and i will try it tonight to install the asian lanaguage support.

and looking great if the 8.1.0 will add this.

nice job Tim,
thank you.

[chaos333]

Try installing the Chinese fonts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Multi...ast_Asian)

Code:

sudo apt -y install fonts-arphic-ukai fonts-arphic-uming

If this works, these plus the Japanese and Korean fonts can be included in upcoming moOde 8.1.0

Yes, these font packages work for me to display the Chinese metadata from our sample file in moOde's local display. Note the Chromium browser has to be restarted for the newly installed font to take effect. I simply rebooted.

I found last night that installing the xfonts-intl-chinese package did not work despite it seeming intuitively obvious.

Regards,
Kent

hi Kent,
nice try.
thanks for helping me to solve this.

[chaos333]

Nice :-)

I'll add to the TODO list for 8.1.0

Since I know nothing about Chinese writing we should probably have @chaos333 check to be sure the glyphs being displayed are correct!

Regards,
Kent

Hi Tim and Kent thank you.
i will try both Japanese and Koren songs after i install the lanaguages. 
but of coures, chinese characters will be my prior action.

will report in following replies/

[chaos333]

Try installing the Chinese fonts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Multi...ast_Asian)

Code:

sudo apt -y install fonts-arphic-ukai fonts-arphic-uming

If this works, these plus the Japanese and Korean fonts can be included in upcoming moOde 8.1.0

hi tim,
for Chinese characters, it works and here is updated view for my HDMI monitor in the same song.
great.
   
thanks.
and i am installing the korean and japanese lang. now. and will report in later reply

[chaos333]

Nice :-)

I'll add to the TODO list for 8.1.0

Since I know nothing about Chinese writing we should probably have @chaos333 check to be sure the glyphs being displayed are correct!

Regards,
Kent

hi Tim and Kent,
it works great.
and asian characters works after using your scripts.
   

this is really great news.

[Tim Curtis]

Cool. I'll add them to upcoming 8.1.0