Swedish Chars ? ÅÄÖ

What happened to the swedish characters?
When i use a music playlist with a Swedish album,
the chars go crazy where there should be åäö or ÅÄÖ.
Apple: Please correct this in next update.
Anyone: Having the same problem?

I'd send a report here:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/appletv.html
apple developers do not officially read the forum, so if you have an issue best to let them know via the link.
AC

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I also tried the "javac -encoding iso8859-1" option
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Was the output exactly the same or were the numbers correct, at least?
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