[vorbis-dev] oggenc doesn't work?!?

[Peter Harris]

> Dimitry - thanks for compiling this. Win32 people who use oggenc - please
> try it out.

Aargh.

It looks like Windows 2000 is translating everything into the ANSI code page
before placing it into argv[]. (printf() is using the console's code page,
though, which means that argv[] needs to be translated if you want to get
the same thing from a printf as you typed at the command line... *boggle*)

Replacing GetConsoleCP() with the constant CP_ACP should work for those of
us who fit into the ANSI code page. This is probably the best short-term
solution. (Using CP_ACP here, the winamp plugin is suddenly displaying the
same characters as the ones I typed in. Hooray!).

Long-term, I'd like to modify oggenc.c to work on a 16-bit argv[]. (Yes, you
can get a 16-bit UNICODE argv from Windows). This doesn't look too
difficult, except I'd wind up having to do getopt.c, too.

Thoughts? Ideas?

Peter Harris

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