How Onda mp4 displays Korean lyrics and e book content

A lyric is a text file that comes in a variety of encodings, the most commonly being ANSI, Unicodet, and UTF-8 encoding. ANSI countries have their own standards, and different ANSI codes are not compatible with each other. The latter two are international encoding formats, which are supported in all languages and can be displayed by all computer systems.

But in general*** 4, only the first two encodings (ansi and unicode) are supported, if you are reading an e-book, you can use notepad to save the text as unicode encoding.

Let's get down to business.,Let's talk about how to make mp4 display Korean lyrics:

Multiple Chinese languages are supported, and the menu language must be set to "Korean".

2.There are two ways to convert the LRC lyrics file to ANSI encoding format that supports Korean on your computer

Use Internet Explorer.

Change the suffix of the LRC lyrics file to TXT, and then open it with IE (IE browser does not support opening LRC files directly).

Click "File" - >Save As", there is an encoding option next to the "Save" button, click on the selection'Korean", and then save.

Now change the suffix back"lrc" on it. (Note: Although this file may still seem garbled when opened on a computer, it will display perfectly in P4).

Open the Korean lyrics file with word with word, then there will be a format conversion window pop up, regardless of it, click "OK".

File -> Save As -> Save. Next, a "File Conversion" window will pop up, select "Korean" in "Other Encoding", OK.

Change the file suffix (Note: Chinese and Korean cannot be displayed properly at the same time in the case of ANSI encoding).

If there is a native Hangul system (not the Chinese system ** Korean language pack), open the lyrics file with a notepad in the system and save it directly as "ansi.""Just code.

In the system settings, change the language to Chinese.

However, some will display garbled characters.

Anyway, your MP4 uses the lyrics of LRC, right?! If your song title can display Korean but the lyrics are garbled, adjust the menu language to Korean, and then change the encoding of the lyrics to the encoding of Korean on the computer (the Korean lyrics that can be displayed normally on your computer should be UTF-8 or Unicode or other international encoded Korean, but generally the Korean of this encoding is not recognized even if it supports the *** of Korean display, mp4) Open the lyrics with word and select Korean and Korean encoding when saving.

This may be possible.,But not necessarily.,If you mp4 has a Korean text library, it should be OK.,Otherwise, it's not good.,Anyway, I used the Avery and the Blue Devil's *** on it.。

You feel like you're meant to be.

In my heart and into the sailor singing. Liter grill.

Those dull faces left on the platform.

It turns to the future with a young face.

You reprocess their soil. Your mountain laughs early.

Quietly infiltrated the sun to tease the finches haha.

Maybe the file is too big to read, and the file name should be after it'.***'letters.

You re-order, there may be a broken file.

Converting one format will do the trick.

Isn't the timeline different?

Try a new lyric from the new.

It is recommended that the landlord use the cool dog ** device There is an option to copy the song to ***. Just tick it and copy the lyrics at the same time... And you have to listen to it. Otherwise, there are no lyrics. Hope it will be useful to the landlord.

Dear Onda users, hello:

The lyrics show that you have to have a file for each song lrc and you connect to the computer to see if there is one in it.

I bought Onda VX530T,Use the way that the Kugou ** device copies the song to ***,So that the lyrics are also copied together,The original computer is krc,But after copying the past, it is indeed LRC format,And then use mp4**,It can indeed display the lyrics synchronously,As for the switch song cover and lyrics that another friend said,My machine doesn't have this function.,I don't know if yours has a wood.。 If you can't display the lyrics yet, go overhaul.