I often use non-latin language; Korean, Japanese, Chinese...etc.
Using UTF8 encoded *.args files to write the non-latin language into IPTC work well.
For example,
in CO.cmd
Quoteexiftool -CodedCharacterSet=UTF8 -@ CO.args -k *.jpg
and in CO.args
Quote-IPTC:objectname=宇多田ヒカル
In this case, the result is perfect.
But the other case, (filename and directory name are non-latin)
Quote-IPTC:objectname<filename
-IPTC:objectname<directory
then only what I can see is "?????".
Please let me know what can I do for these problem.
Thanks.
I am assuming you are on Windows. I really have no idea how Windows encodes the file names. There is a know problem reading Windows files with special characters in the file name. If you can determine the character set, you can use the -charset option accordingly when writing, but I don't hold out much hope that this will work. We may need a Windows/Perl expert to figure out how to solve this.
- Phil
I have searched the web hundreds of times for this problem, but I couldn't figure it out clearly.
Now you gave me a simple and clear answer. I'll look forward to a successful resolution, sooner or later.
Thanks for your consideration and kindness.