Closed Janpopan closed 3 years ago
Can you send me your Repair or PhilipsChannelMaps folder please so I can take a look? In your case the hex numbers are 16-bit little endian unicode characters and the 0xFC 0x00 in there should be the "ü".
But all other files I have seen so far have every 2nd byte in the hex data 0x00 and the bytes inbetween need to be interpreted as utf-8 to properly show umlauts and other special characters.
So at the moment, I don't know how to detect which type of encoding is used.
never mind... my bad. it's all clear now and you were right. this will be fixed in the release coming out later today.
It works with the new ChanSort_2021-01-17 build - thanks!
Example
is BR Fernsehen S�d HD
should
BR Fernsehen Süd HD
The XML hex mapping hooks like ISO-8859-1
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