Why can t Qianqian Jingting display the Korean lyrics correctly?

In Qianqianjing's "Lyrics Show" option, "Don't load embedded lyrics from audio files", you can pick the check mark, don't believe you try, if not, you can continue to ask me.

It could be an issue with C++ 2005 Redistributable.

When you install software in English or other languages on your computer, you install the "C++ 2005 Redistributable" distribution package that comes with the software, and the language of this distribution package is English, which causes Windows to lose support for multiple Chinese languages, resulting in the appearance of "box characters".

You just need to open the control panel, add the removal program, and then find the "c++ 2005 redistributable" related items in it, delete them one by one, and then go to Microsoft's official **, ** Chinese version of "c++ 2005 redistributable" to reinstall and restart the computer.

Internal database, questions, I remember before I played hanbok wow people talk about? But then the Korean version of windows was installed.,The same as each system department.,I guess your system is too old.,My system is also Chinese.,You can see Korean.,You set up a Korean language in the input method.,Can type Korean.,Accept Korean should be fine.。

Reason: The system does not have Korean fonts installed! --And you selected "Load embedded lyrics from audio file"--So Qianqian Jingting can only call the lyrics in the "song file" or "lyrics file lrc", so it shows that it is wrong------ you can go to the lrc file of this song and open it in the way of "notepad"!

--Solution:1Right-click on the song --Options --Lyrics Show--Tick "Do not load inline lyrics from audio files" --2

Install the Korean font on the system.

Open the settings, and then find the lyrics show, there is a font selection on the right, and then you choose a Korean character, which will generally have a preview, and then save.

When you go down, just tease and pay attention to it.,Some are romanized, and some are uploaded simultaneously in Korean.。

I've also touched on this question, so I'll teach you a way:

Then right-click and select to enter the lyrics state.

This is the right-click selection key to select all, and then right-click to select the rotten to take and paste.

Back to lyrics display.

Click OK. In this way, the lyrics can be in Korean.

It's your system problem, it doesn't support multiple Chinese, put the Korean Chinese patch on it, guess big.

If it's genuine,You can go to the regional language in the control panel and adjust the system language to Korean.,Take a look.,If it's still garbled, it's not the original coincidence of the system.。

The easiest way is to simply listen to Kugou La, anyway, it's OK La, and there are lyrics in it.

When a**Korean songs**with lyrics**, Qianqian Jingting also displays Korean lyrics, and if there are no lyrics, it is not displayed, and the wrong thing to show is that Qianqian Jingting without lyrics automatically searches, and some are also displayed incorrectly.

The ones with question marks are all *** format.,It's okay to convert the format to WMA.,I've also found this problem these days.,It's all changed back after converting the format.。

Right-click on the lyrics of the Character Encoding in"The system defaults to the front hit"

Is the character encoding something else?

Win XP comes with Korean input.

If it's not xp, you can go to the next Korean type.

If there is a Korean input, it should be displayed directly.

In case it can't be displayed.

Just in the blank space of the box above Qianqian, the right Jian encoded the Korean language.

Or it seems that the lyrics box can also be selected.

It may be that your computer doesn't have Korean in the language, so it can't be displayed.

Control Panel > Region & Language Options > Advanced > Install Korean.

Just restart it after installation.

Upstairs is right. It's not a matter of "thousands".

It's not a question of thousands.

It should be that you don't have Korean fonts on your machine.

Go to the next Korean font online.

Then put it on.

C: Windows Fonts folder.

Then try again.

Option - Lyrics Show - Font, changed to tahoma