The Essential UTAU Toolkit - Romaji/Hiragana UST and voicebank conversion/aliasing

Um,ANSI?
Because WinZip always make mojibake.
But I prefer Shift JIS.So,Unicode transrcipting will didn't work,but a romanji converter plugin for the compressor programs(WinZip or 7Zip)
is another nice method to prevent mojibake.It can handle ANSI(and every codesets) because is converts あ to a.Try to make it!
OFF:7Zip can handle hiragana correctly on a romanji computer?
ON:If it(7Z) does nothing to mojibake,this plugin might be the help of the romanji users.

...now I'm confused.

WinZip fusses up the hiragana voicebanks.And that's the reason to some users needs fanconverts.And some VBs cannot be fanconvertable due to redistribution issues.But a hiragana to romanji plugin can fix this conversion problem,so users don't need to convert it manually.

Right so I'm trying to figure out:
Which format does it most occur in? .zip? .7z?

And yeah, I've never had problems with 7-Zip; however, I run Japanese locale.

The .zip format.
And 7Z can handle kana on foreign non-Unicode or locale settings?

I haven't tried that yet.
However I think that foreign/non-Unicode settings will show mojibake filenames no matter what.

The way the UST converter works though makes it able to work with mojibake filenames.

With Spanish locale the last version of 7z unzipped correctly a voicebank in hiragana (just downloaded and installed it and tested it with Tony Yonné). (I LOVE IT, no more AppLocale izarc -_-)
But take in count I do have the pack for Japanese from my Windows XP CD. I'm almost sure people without that compability installed is going to have by default mojibake.

EDIT: Pft, 7zip fails for Mr.Munou ust pack and I still need for it Japanese locale or Applocale, bah.
Sorry for the wrong info.
I guess Tony Yonné is in UNICODE while that ust pack is in ANSII from a Japanese locale.

What?7Z isn't the best solution.
Another reason for the mojibake remover(or romanji converter).

I'm going to run some tests and see if it works.
This is going to be very difficult.
If it turns out I have to physically type in the mojibake instead of searching for the hiragana, I'm not going to do it. That's just too difficult for me.

If you want to try, open "hiratoroma.txt", use search-and-replace to remove all instances of "Lyric=", and save it as something else (same location); save a bat file in the same location as the new text file with "java TextRep (name of zip file here) hiratoroma.txt". I'm going to try it, but I'm going to encounter quite a few wallbangers, I know.

I am using Windows 7, 64 Bit operating system. Does that help...? I have my system set to Japanese Locale.

I'm going to look up Java commands in 7 and see if they're any different...

Aster Selene wrote:I'm going to run some tests and see if it works.
This is going to be very difficult.
If it turns out I have to physically type in the mojibake instead of searching for the hiragana, I'm not going to do it. That's just too difficult for me.

I meant a mojibake remover.You said manual converting.
I tried to do it,but is very annoying,because WinZip mojibake-fied some sounds and frqs under the same name.
So,I got an installer CD,and installed the compatibility.
But some people don't have the CD...so they're need a mojibake-free self extractor.When I installed UTAU on my computer,Defoko had mojibake,but she had all of her sounds without overwriting.I switched the font type to Arial Unicode.And I saw the kana in Defoko's VB.

Right, but to make the converter you need to give input/output values. If it makes me type in physical mojibake, I can't do it.

Input(aka.previous file name):hiragana
Output:romanji
And this is a plugin for the compressor,it prevents mojibake renaming.

Okay, I need a guinea pig.
Someone without Japanese locale or compatibility.

ummm....this doesn't work in My Laptop( now I know why it didn't work at the first time). Oh and my Laptop's OS is Windows 7.

Do you have Java installed?

So 7 is an issue...-thinks about this-

Java? hmmm....I don't know *checks*

HMM

I managed to alias Sukone Tei's oto in romaji with windows 7 64-Bit O_O

...now I'm confused.

7 HATES ME /shot

xLei wrote:HMM

I managed to alias Sukone Tei's oto in romaji with windows 7 64-Bit O_O

Romaji aliasing is not the solution.It does nothing to WinZip's default mojibake.

Like I said, I can't test compressor mojibake issues until I have a guinea pig.

Is there ANYONE here who doesn't have Japanese compatibility or locale?

Noteloid wrote:

xLei wrote:HMM

I managed to alias Sukone Tei's oto in romaji with windows 7 64-Bit O_O

Romaji aliasing is not the solution.It does nothing to WinZip's default mojibake.

... No offense but what does aliasing Hiragana otos with the Toolkit have anything to do with WinZip? I'm not even referring to that at all.

Ah no no no
There are currently two complaints right now.
One is that it doesn't work
The other is that they want me to make a separate program for compressor mojibake removal.

Even if the ust or filenames are in mojibake, hiragana usts and the aliaser should still work.
Is this really necessary? This is giving me a hard time, and I need a guinea pig.

Yeah, this doesn't work in Windows 7 32-bit, for me at least.

I've been following the instructions to the letter. First I move the UST to the converter's folder, then I rename it "convert.ust" (my computer sometimes shows files endings, sometimes does not, but in the case of USTs it does), run the hiragana to romanji file, rename it back to normal, and move it back and it remands the same.

The Aliaser also doesn't work. I move the oto.ini in, I run the add hiragana aliases one, and move it back to the UTAUloid's folder and nothing happens.