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Bolero displaying different language on MP3 files

Monkey_Boy
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Hi,

I have just started using an SD card with the Bolero system in my Octavia and I noticed that it couldn't display the Chinese characters which were on the MP3 file, is there any way to fix this, or does it only display English?

Thanks

I don't know the specific answer to that question but you can either use a file editor to change the mp3 name or an mp3 editor such as Tag&Rename to alter what actually gets displayed when playing on the Bolero.

No. It doesnt recognise Chinese.

Can you not change the name of the tracks on your files?

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No. It doesnt recognise Chinese.

Can you not change the name of the tracks on your files?

I could change them, but then it would be hard to translate the song names etc, would prefer to keep it as they are.

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