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SS55★

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indecentidiot said:
nope, try switching the encoding in WinRAR (GBK, CP437, Shift-JIS usually one of those does it), otherwise idk.
I always get this when downloading the originals so it's interesting you get this when it looks ok for me
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Thanks for the tip, updated WinRAR to latest version and found the option "Names encoding" in Options menu. Chose code 65001 (UTF-8) and names load properly. Interestingly, none of GBK/CP437/Shift-JIS worked - possibly due to OS / platform differences.

WinRAR claims on its homepage that it is the only compression software that supports Unicode :unsure: -
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Based on other forums (7z, zip), unless the code page (CP437/Shift-JIS/etc.) is known which was used for zipping, it will be difficult to decode. The default code page used depends on characters in file names, OS, system architecture (LE/BE) and system locale setting.

yiwo said:
Pixeldrain itself decode the zip filename list correctly
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Pixeldrain uses a parser based in Svelte language which seems to decode names correctly. Programming languages are developed to be cross-platform, so not surprised. Thanks for sharing this hint, helped research.

Anyways, still wonder why compression utilities don't have a uniform mechanism to retain proper encoding cross-platform and only newer versions of WinRAR have an option to tinker in this respect.
 
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RooksAreCool said:
So just to clarify, the thread has everything from start till recent?
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I think 09.2023 is missing. edit: 08.2023 s well

SS55★ said:
Thanks for the tip, updated WinRAR to latest version and found the option "Names encoding" in Options menu. Chose code 65001 (UTF-8) and names load properly. Interestingly, none of GBK/CP437/Shift-JIS worked - possibly due to OS / platform differences.

WinRAR claims on its homepage that it is the only compression software that supports Unicode :unsure: -
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Based on other forums (7z, zip), unless the code page (CP437/Shift-JIS/etc.) is known which was used for zipping, it will be difficult to decode. The default code page used depends on characters in file names, OS, system architecture (LE/BE) and system locale setting.


Pixeldrain uses a parser based in Svelte language which seems to decode names correctly. Programming languages are developed to be cross-platform, so not surprised. Thanks for sharing this hint, helped research.

Anyways, still wonder why compression utilities don't have a uniform mechanism to retain proper encoding cross-platform and only newer versions of WinRAR have an option to tinker in this respect.
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So I tried downloading this on my Mac (zipped on Windows using 7zip) and it's still unzipping fine using the default encoding (no clue what that is tho sorry). There's also a python package for working with zip files which allows you to set the encoding (WinRAR is by far the most reliable tho).
 
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Does anyone have the original zip files of these four posts from Taka84?
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Ohnoes123 said:
Is this up to date?
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already downloaded and yes it has the last 2 updates and some old videos (i think it has been uploaded here)

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