Song name in other languages

I downloaded a song which has a hebrew name and informaton. The song information comes up as weird characters. Is there a way to display the hebrew characters?

You probably need to change the ID3 tags of the song to Unicode encoding.
First make sure your Win XP has Hebrew activated:
http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/handson/user/xpintlsupp.mspx

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AD attribute names in other languages

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I'm planning some .NET development into AD and was wondering about the effect of multi-languages. If I write a query to filter on eg. objectClass, in English I would use:
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They are not translated. The filters are the same and it does not matter the language.
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HT4322 if i have song in English, Portuguese, Italian and other languages, will voice-over be able to speak correctly

if i have song in English, Portuguese, Italian and other languages, will voice-over be able to speak correctly

The way VoiceOver works is by "recording" the computer's voice speaking those song names on the computer during the sync. The shuffle is not actually generating a voice and speaking the names. It is just playing the recording of computer speaking those names.
Therefore, if the computer voice can say the names properly, you should hear the names properly using VoiceOver.

I can no longer change my song names like i used to. i use to be able to right click and go to "get info" and then change the song name, artist and album, now i can't is there any other way to change the songs name and info

When I get songs and put them on my itunes accout on my computer I used to be able to rename them right clicking, going to "get info" and then renaming everything I wanted like song name, album and artwork. I also use to be able to click on the song then click and hold on it and be able to rename it. But all the songs I have gotten after the last update have not been able to be renamed in any of the old ways I use to be able to. Is there any other way to rename songs because I know I can't undo updates and that seems to be whats causing it.
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You are describing an iTunes problem, not an iPod touch problem. Try posing in the iTunes forum.

Which team can help if the name of iView is not translated in other languag

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Do you know which team can help if the name of iView is not translated in other language such as Portuguese?
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Eda

Above statement is correct: contact Portal Team to debug the iView/application.
But you need to also check with your IT team - because it might be the case that the proper browser setting/network setting is figured to be EN (English - assuming).
To test, you yourself can verify if it's the case, change the browser language to Portuguese and test the application. If it gets translated to Portuguese, then that means it's the browser/network/ISP setting/configuration.
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Table names and column names defined by other languages, not English.

Hi, everyone.
I am wondering if there are any possible problems or any inconvenience
when I define table names and column names by Japanese, not English.
Currently, we are using SQL server 2000 as a db and windows as a operating
system. In the near future, we have the plan to change the database software
and operating system to "Oracle 10g" and "Linux O/S".
I have not experienced the oracle database, which has table names and column
names defined by other languages, not English.
Personally, I would like to use English as table names and column names.
In this case, I might have to provide appropriate reasons.
Are there any possible problems or any "inconvenience" in terms of
system maintenance, development, or something else ?
What could be pros and cons in this case?
Thanks in advance.
Have a nice day.
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First you need to make sure your database has character set that support Japanese.
Choosing a Character Set
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14225/ch2charset.htm#i1007681
The main "inconvenience" you will have is if the client doesn't support Japanese or unicode, it will have trouble to access the table.
And say in future after the application been developed, you want to implement the schema in some English environment, you will have hard time to do it.
My point is English tablename and column names doesn't prevent you use it in Japanese environment and save Japanese data but not vice-versa. Hope you understand.

I have a sync issue with any songs name track 1 or 2 so on ..even though my itune shows I have the play list right but after i sync the same 20 tracks play very different tracks, it doesn't happen when I sync other songs that actually have names

I have a sync issue with my ipod, anytime I synch a playlist that has generic song names instead of actual names like track 1 or track 2 so on even though my itune library shows and plays the song, but after a sync my ipod will play a different song. Never happnes if the playlist has actual song names, than everything is fine..!!!!Any help?

If I understand you correctly, when iPod play the Track 1, a different song is played, what is the name of this different song?

Updated to 10.4.1 and can't see the menu titles or the song names, even though they are there and can be played. the other categories (tv, apps, etc) seem to be OK.

i just upgraded my pc to windows 7 and itunes to 10.4.1, but i can't see the menu items at the top left of itunes. they are there, because if i move my mouse over the area where they should be, i see and can select from the drop down menus. this problem also affects my music library; i cannot see the individual song names/artists/etc, but if i double click on the blank line it does play the song. the app library and video library seem OK, only the music library is a problem. also, when i connect my iphone, it recognizes it, but the main screen for my device has no words on it, just a picture of the phone.

Hi, Sanjiv - My son fixed this problem for me by showing me that in addition to the visible volume slider at the top left of the iTunes window you also need to pull down the blue airplay menu right alongside that volume slider (the little blue box with the triangle). When you pull down that menu you will see volume settings for "computer" which controls the built-in speakers, plus a list of the other external speakers you may have set up using Airport. When I did that I saw that the volume on "computer" was right down at zero levl even though the main iTunes slider was at full level. When I selected the "computer" under "single" or "multiple" options and adjusted the volume it came back up. It worked for me, I hope it solves your issue too. Best, John.

Chinese Song Name Not Displayed Correctly

When I import music, the song names come up to all garbled, which they are displayed in weird special characters instead of proper Chinese.
I've tried to reverse Unicode, and have no effect on it. I also tried changing the OS language to Chinese, but it doesn't help as well.
When I copied the files from my PC, I've checked the files that they display their song name correctly in Finder, but all corrupted when I import them into iTunes.

When I copied the files from my PC, I've checked the
files that they display their song name correctly in
Finder, but all corrupted when I import them into
iTunes.
The filenames might be OK but the ID3 tags are wrong. See this note for some apps that might help:
http://homepage.mac.com/thgewecke/mlingos9.html#itunes

Hebrew songs names in itunes

Hi,
i have some hebrew songs in itunes and some of them being showed in that method "ëåëáéí - úéñìí"
in the pc its being showed right.
is there a way to fix it ?

I have some Russian music and I've had to go into Word, type in the names in there (using a Cyrilic font, of course), and then copy and paste it into iTunes. I'm not sure if there's a way to do it directly in iTunes. But I've been able to cut/paste things in Cyrillic. You might be able to do it with other languages.

Song names imported as "artist - track name" instead of "track name"

When I add a folder to my library (a folder which contains MP3 files which all contain complete ID3 tags), about 50% of the song names get imported as "artist - track name" instead of just "track name". If I click on any track which was imported like this, and right-click and select "get info", the track name shows up correctly in the dialog box, and it suddenly fixes the display on the listing (without me doing anything).
I could fix each song by clicking "get info", but I would have to do this for all my songs, which would take far too long. Is there any way to get iTunes to import these track names correctly? Or is there a way to refresh the listing, and have iTunes re-read the ID3 tags on the MP3 files?
Windows XP Pro

To get the track names etc., when importing a CD, you have to be connected to the Internet.
This article explains why.
To get the info later, select all tracks (with the generic track names) of an album and choose 'Get CD Track Names' from the Advanced menu in the menubar.
Very often the correct information will show up.
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Song names do not show up on itunes from my own cd's

When I load a cd into my computer it does not show the album name or the song names. Does anyone know what I ma doing wrong

From iTunes 101 http://www.apple.com/support/ipod101/tunes/2/#1
1. Insert an audio CD into your computer.
2. If your computer is connected to the Internet, iTunes will automatically display the album title and all track names (if the album is listed in the Gracenote CD database).
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HT1451 Why do the song names and cd name not show up on the IPod Shuffle?

Why do the song names and cd name not show up on the Shuffle?

MysticChyk wrote:
Why do the song names and cd name not show up on the Shuffle?
Err this is no longer April 1st you know.
The iPod Shuffle has never had a 'display' on which track names can be shown. See http://www.apple.com/ipod-shuffle/ if you want an iPod which does have a display on which you can see the tracks names and even the album cover art then look instead at the bigger and more expensive iPod Nano http://www.apple.com/ipod-nano/ or iPod Touch http://www.apple.com/ipod-touch/
PS. The current iPod Shuffle even though it has no display on which it can show the track names can read them out loud to you using a voice-synthesiser this is the VoiceOver feature described on the iPod Shuffle product page I listed above.

Song names do not show up in library

while importing from a cd ,the song names show up ,but not in library once import done?
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From iTunes 101 http://www.apple.com/support/ipod101/tunes/2/#1
1. Insert an audio CD into your computer.
2. If your computer is connected to the Internet, iTunes will automatically display the album title and all track names (if the album is listed in the Gracenote CD database).
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I can no longer play my music from iTunes on my computer. i get the error prompt: The song (name) could not be used because the original file could not be found. What do I do?

not sure what to add other than to repeat myself. ive lost ability to play music from my iTunes library on my computer. Everything is there but i get an error message that says '"The song (name) could not be found. Would you like to locate it? Then it gives me the option to locate or cancel. i can't do that for 3800 songs!! i have all my music in separate folders by album and all individual selections in an external hard drive. i can play from there but thats clicking on one number at a time. i lost my capability in the process of Microsoft correcting a problem with my outlook program. Why, i haven't a clue. help!!

This happens if the file is no longer where iTunes expects to find it. Possible causes are that you or some third party tool has moved, renamed or deleted the file, or that the drive it lives on has had a change of drive letter. It is also possible that iTunes has changed from expecting the files to be in the pre-iTunes 9 layout to post-iTunes 9 layout,or vice-versa, and so is looking in slightly the wrong place.
Select a track with an exclamation mark, use Ctrl-I to get info, then cancel when asked to try to locate the track. Look on the summary tab for the location that iTunes thinks the file should be. Now take a look around your hard drive(s). Hopefully you can locate the track in question. If a section of your library has simply been moved, or a drive letter has changed, it should be possible to reverse the actions.
Alternatively, as long as you can find a location holding the missing files, then you should be able to use my FindTracks script to reconnect them to iTunes .
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