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Cyrillic encoding for Bulgarian language
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Cyrillic encoding for Bulgarian language
by lieut256 » Tue Feb 28, 2012 3:29 pm
Hi, everybody! I'm very new to Linux, so excuse me, if my question is dummy. I try to run these Bulgarian subtitles: http://subsunacs.net/get.php?id=80251 but only unreadable signs appear. The problem obviously concerns the encoding but how could I fix it?
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Re: Cyrillic encoding for Bulgarian language
by rvm » Tue Feb 28, 2012 10:32 pm
Go to preferences -> subtitles and change the subtitle encoding to cyrillic (iso-8859-5).
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Re: Cyrillic encoding for Bulgarian language
by lieut256 » Tue Feb 28, 2012 11:05 pm
Thank you, it particularly worked.
When I changed the encoding, the signs also changed, but remained still unreadable. Then I changed the font, it was Arial, which I still have not, and the problem was solved.
ACTA motivated me to migrate from Win to Linux Mandriva and these are my very first steps with the new OS.
When I changed the encoding, the signs also changed, but remained still unreadable. Then I changed the font, it was Arial, which I still have not, and the problem was solved.
ACTA motivated me to migrate from Win to Linux Mandriva and these are my very first steps with the new OS.
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