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Hi,
I have a few Thai CDs that I have uploaded to my iPod. Unfortunately, the song titles that are using Thai script do not show up in the iPod lists (they show as blank). Is there any way to correct this problem short of translating the names to English in iTunes (the Thai names display correctly in iTunes)?
Thanks,
Robert

The iPod does not yet support Thai (look at the tech specs). However some people have put together a hack, check here for info:
http://pubble.blogspot.com/

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