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[udhay111]

Unicode Supports for Indian Languages
In screenshot   1 please note that text in tamil language displayed correctly in player with Lyrics of TrackInfo plugin but not in places of JRiver Media center Trees and list in Tag manager etc.
The same files are displayed correctly in Windows File manager.
Is ID3 Tag encoder to be changed please correct me.
Is anything missing wrong please guide me.

[JimH]

You can choose a language under Tools > Languages.  If yours is missing, it's possible to add it.

https://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Languages

[Hendrik]

Can you share a file with tags that don't show properly?

[udhay111]

please go through this file this have ID3 tag with Tamil unicode encoding Windows file explorer shows correctly for Title of song artists
Drive Link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rA-gGAL0MuSIJlcQv6d_PDlrRUsKZqMd/view?usp=drivesdk

Also metatogger (Tag Editor) which also shows correctly meta tags in tamil.

I am insisting that all UI elements are ok but only Tag fields are not displaying correctly which are in foreign language (Tamil) but English Tags are displayed correctly
 For the info Windows media player shows the tags with foreign language tags shows correctly

[Hendrik]

This should be fixed in the next build. Let us know if you experience such issues anywhere else in Media Center.

[udhay111]

This should be fixed in the next build. Let us know if you experience such issues anywhere else in Media Center.

Thanks for reply waiting for jriver with full fledged unicode in all places making true experuence in my native language.

srt files and even subtitles are shown correctly by jriver but only where it lacks displaying tags of files other than english

For now I am changing all information from tamil to english via transliteration service offered by google which makes tedious and tiresome and repetive task but now completed. hmm it would have been nice to info in my native language

[udhay111]

Thanks for prompt reply yes I can see with my own eyes thanks for unicode support