I use SMPlayer both, on Windows (W7, x64) and Linux Mint. Unfortunately, I can not use the same playlist on both systems.
On Linux the player accepts the playlist in UTF-8 encoding, and everything looks OK.
But if I open the same playlist in the player on Windows, the names are not readable:
49 НОВЫЙ РҐР РРЎРўРРђРќРЎРљРР™
In the playlist, if I open it in a text editor it looks like this:
49 НОВЫЙ ХРИСТИАНСКИЙ
When my playlist has the ANSI encoding Windows-1251, then all names look OK, but such playlist is not readable on my Linux Mint system, where the player wants UTF-8 playlists.
If I go to config folder of the SMPlayer on Winows and open there radio.m3u8 list or tv.m3u8, they are in UTF-8, so the player on Windows can read playlists in UTF-8.
Will it be possible for playlists to use UTF-8 encoding instead of ANSI? Or better if the encoding would be recognized automatically, Or to have a setting in Settings to choose the encoding for playlists.
2) Since we can watch TV, for which I'm thankful very much, if it would be possible to add TV guide, EPG (this are the XML files, often compressed, updated from external sources), like in IPTV players, that would be nice
