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2010-10-12
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Originally Posted by AgogData
Did you try use Abiword?
im trying to watch a movie with subtitle, so i've downloaded the movie with transmission (torrent) and downloaded the subtitle text file i think its .srt but to make it work with the movie i have to convert the encoding to unicode as below :
so, can i make that using any application in n900 and not send it to the comp -- encoding it -- and back to n900 ?
thanks
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2010-10-12
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thank you very much forabiword though it didn't completely solve my problem but that application is very useful
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2010-10-12
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Vim? But you need to know current encoding of file.
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2010-10-12
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Do the following in your xterm shell:
iconv -f iso8859-xx -t utf-8 mysub.srt > mysub-utf8.srt
where iso8859-xx is your current encoding, which, as vvaz correctly points out, you have to figure out.
iconv -f iso8859-xx -t utf-8 mysub.srt > mysub-utf8.srt
where iso8859-xx is your current encoding, which, as vvaz correctly points out, you have to figure out.
so, can i make that using any application in n900 and not send it to the comp -- encoding it -- and back to n900 ?
thanks