In Amarok 1.4, when you change the tags in an MP3 file, they are not actually ASCII, they are some kind of UTF-8 reencode that looks exactly like ASCII in Amarok and get printed correctly on a terminal. But when the files are transferred and displayed on some MP3 players they appear as "mojibake".
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In Amarok 1.4, when you change the tags in an MP3 file, they are not actually ASCII, they are some kind of UTF-8 reencode that looks exactly like ASCII in Amarok and get printed correctly on a terminal. But when the files are transferred and displayed on some MP3 players they appear as "mojibake".