Songs are actually imported since I can list them when I clicked "Artist/Album" button. For example, if an author name contains \201\105 (this is also single Japanese character), MJ doesn't show any songs under this author's group. If an album name or author name contains some Japanese character, Media Library failed to show grouped songs. So, please stop to treat \134 as a special character.Ģ. For example, \217\134 is single Japanese KANJI character. However, it may be a part of 2 bytes or 3 bytes character. \134 code is backslash character in ASCII. If a file name or some directory has \134 code as a part of it, importing this file will be failed. I noticed 2 kinds of problems, so write them down here.ġ. MJ8.0.393 doesn't work correctly with Japanese (SJIS) tags. I posted the problem independently since it happens on not only MJ 8 but also MJ 9. This is a repost of a problem I posted once. OS: Microsoft Windows XP Workstation 5.1 Service Pack 1 (Build 2600) Install Path: C:\Program Files\J River\Media Jukebox\ Also if you use IE 6.0 or Opera, MJ launches the stream with no problems. If you let WMP handle Windows Media, then everything works fine.
If you are using the Mozilla browser (from not Netscape), and you have MJ handling Windows Media, and you click on a link to launch a media stream, MJ displays a warning box with the folllowing message: "Please select file(s) to play". This is a repost of a problem I was having with 8.0.388.
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