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[speechless]

    I tried to burn a music CD and the WAV file names are non-english.  Of course, I can see those files in XP's windows explorer or other software but Creator 9.

I opened a ticket for 3 weeks and called the ROXIO support; the ticket is closed now because there is no fix.

Does anyone have a solution?

Edited by speechless, 26 January 2007 - 06:58 AM.

[gi7omy]

Are you talking about file names or adding text? If file names, I've never noticed any problem with Irish names but have with Videowave.

If I import a list of mp3s to create an audio CD, I do see the 'proper' filenames with the accented characters

As far as Videowave is concerned, this is a known issue and has been reported to Roxio

There is no provision for non-English character set in Videowave (I can't use the accented irish characters for example)

[speechless]

speechless, on Jan 26 2007, 06:57 AM, said:

    I tried to burn a music CD and the WAV file names are non-english.  Of course, I can see those files in XP's windows explorer or other software but Creator 9.

I opened a ticket for 3 weeks and called the ROXIO support; the ticket is closed now because there is no fix.

Does anyone have a solution?

The file name is in Chinese characters and I cannot even add it in after clicking the "Add Music" button while trying to create a music CD.

In the Data creation module, same file can be added but the file name is displayed as "????.WAV".

[gi7omy]

I'm not sure if Chinese is an optional install on the program to be honest. Did it offer that on the install when you started?