Convert Unicode to Hex (Big5 hex)

i have a content in MySql as Blob type. The content is a string of unicode. The below string is the content.
82f1570b5a929ad4900f9732002c67008fd16df153d75b9853f87e8f8eab76849ea553ef5091905c62537b9754119ed15e6b592780337abf501f9322002c4ee589e36c7a4ed69ad890544e0051044e8c5343842c7f8e91d1768450b552d9002c800c9ea553ef5df2548c5c0d65b9800159276210597d53cb002e
This is representing a sentence of chinese character. Well, for instance:
82f1 - ying
570b - guo
(ying guo = England country)
My question is, how can i convert 82f1 into Big5 format? Eg: "82f1" will becomes "AD5E".
Anyone has idea to convert it? Thanks

this might be helpful as well
String s = "abcdef";
byte[] bytes;
try {
bytes = s.getBytes("UTF-16BE");
catch (java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException ex) {
for (int i = 0; i < bytes.length; ++i) {
System.out.print
(Integer.toHexString(bytes|0x100).substring(1,3) +
First of all, thank you for replying. This above code showed conversion from char to hex. But my problem is to convert from UTF-16 to Big5. Every 4 digits (82f1) is representing a char in chinese encoding. Therefore, i am looking a way to convert every 4 digits back to Big5 encoding. Do you have any idea of that? :)

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BintoDectoHextoAscii.java:65: error: class, interface, or enum expected
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        ^
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                       ^
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   ^
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----jGRASP wedge2: exit code for process is 1.
----jGRASP: operation complete.

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Hey guys,
I purchased the Video Copliot Action essentials 2 (720p). Whenever I try to import or drag and drop the pre-keyed clips (quicktime .mov format) into AE, I get the After Effects error: could not convert Unicode Characters (23 ::46) . I found an article online that said to make changes to the text in whatever Im importing, but umm it's a video, not text.
I am using AE cs5.
I can import the clips just fine into Premier Pro and export them oddly enough in Quicktime format just fine, however I lose the transperency "pre-keyed" , that's somehow embedded into the original video, therefore I now have a video of smoke, but with a non removable black background.
Please help! thanks!

Hey man i made an account just to reply to this, i had the same error come up while i was importing video files so i had a look around and found that it had something to do with the language/coding not being recognised, so i looked closer into the footage and tried different method of importing the file and later realised that after effects didnt recognise some of the characters in the file path way, the original folder was created using a macbook, windows recognises the language but after effects didnt, so i moved the file to my desktop and tried to import it again and presto it worked fine, you may not have the same problem but i thought just incase you do, you should try moving the file,
if not heres a thread for the error:
http://helpx.adobe.com/after-effects/kb/error-could-convert-unicode-characters.html
hope that could be of some help.
Zai

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