How to fix Native language?

[raj6996]

I saw you used your native russian language, when I used my own language it shows only ????? how to fix it. thanks.

[kelciour]

You're on Windows 10?

[raj6996]

Yes sir!

[kelciour]

Try to specify "Lucida Console" as the console font in cmd settings - https://superuser.com/a/1305445

Otherwise, instead of cmd, install Windows Terminal - https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/introducing-windows-terminal/

Maybe you'd need to enable UTF-8, but it might work without it - https://akr.am/blog/posts/using-utf-8-in-the-windows-terminal

[raj6996]

I have followed all your guidance, nothing works except Windows Teminal! but it has still bug issue. D:\0.Github\playphrase-win64>playphrase -i "D:\0.Github\playphrase\English" -vs "नमस्ते" but shows in Windows teminal> https://ibb.co/S0d0j88 it shows space? Original CMD: only Rectangle instead of "नमस्ते" I googled last 2 days, no proper or satisfied result, but found this, though it remain same problem. Here is problem: only long space after "नमस्ते " https://ibb.co/Cn1x9tc I will post this issue on that console page. Hope they will answer me. https://github.com/cbucher/console/issues/453

[kelciour]

In this case, without spending more time on googling, I'd suggest to install Git for Windows - https://git-scm.com/download/win

It includes Git Bash Here command in the context menu that will open a new console window in the current folder and playphrase can be run with ./playphrase, i.e.

./playphrase -i "G:\English Movies" नमस्ते

And if the search string contains any spaces, wrap it with double quotes, i.e.

./playphrase -i "G:\English Movies" "नमस्ते नमस्ते"

[raj6996]

I installed many terminal including gitbash, but hindi words not works except Console Terminal https://github.com/cbucher/console Have you tested hindi words "नमस्ते" inside Gitbash. Paste, it not showing. can you tell me step by step how to run properly, if possible short youtube tutorials welcome. P.S. I used many Terminals but none of works properly with Hindi text. so It was complex to find Hindi text from rendered text from playphrase script. only English works.

[kelciour]

I think it's telling the truth and ./playphrase is a directory.

Use cd playphrase to change the current directory before running the command and make sure that playphrase.exe can be found in the current folder, e.g. by using ls to get a list of files in the current folder.

I guess, the command was a bit confusing. Use this command instead,

./playphrase.exe -i "G:\English Movies" "नमस्ते नमस्ते"

[raj6996]

Finally works...Thanks for great help!