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LoadingByte avatar LoadingByte commented on June 19, 2024

All writing systems are supported, even right-to-left text is correctly handled (and even when mixing LTR and RTL sections). However, you need a font that supports the characters you use. For example, the fonts that are shipped with Cinecred don't support Chinese characters. However, when selecting a font that does (e.g., Noto Sans CJK SC), Chinese text is correctly rendered:

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zixzaxlad avatar zixzaxlad commented on June 19, 2024

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LoadingByte avatar LoadingByte commented on June 19, 2024

Funnily enough, another user actually already translated Cinecred into Chinese, and this will ship in the next release. But thanks a lot for your offer!

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zixzaxlad avatar zixzaxlad commented on June 19, 2024

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LoadingByte avatar LoadingByte commented on June 19, 2024

Just a quick thought... would you maybe be willing to double-check the translation? As I can't read Chinese myself, I'd be very grateful for someone to make sure that the translation is indeed accurate.

If you are open for this, just email me at felix At cinecred Dot com, and we'll talk about the details.

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zixzaxlad avatar zixzaxlad commented on June 19, 2024

a small issue related to Chinese
Whenever I render a file with a Chinese character the software will crash.

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LoadingByte avatar LoadingByte commented on June 19, 2024

I just tried it and it doesn't crash for me. Could you maybe elaborate on what exactly you did, and, if possible, include the credits and styling files from your project folder?

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zixzaxlad avatar zixzaxlad commented on June 19, 2024

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LoadingByte avatar LoadingByte commented on June 19, 2024

Alright, I managed to reproduce the crash—it happens on Windows only, it seems—when rendering a video whose filename contains non-ASCII characters. This was because for some reason, strings were not encoded as UTF-8 but something else when being passed to FFmpeg, but only on Windows.

I'm now forcing UTF-8 encoding, and this has fixed the issue. The fix will ship in the next release; until then, you have to use ASCII characters only as a workaround when exporting video files. Thanks for your report!

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