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Is it possible automatically detect(guess) the encoding of a file #2
EncodingChecker can automatically detect the encoding, and do a convert. But It is a Windows dotNet tool, and your tool is cross platform, also a command line tool is more flexible.
@gonejack, thank you for taking the time to delve into the problem.
I confirm that transcode v1.0.9 displays the aforementioned hello.txt file as expected.
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gonejack commentedon Jul 22, 2022
Hi, @asmwarrior
Would you like to try
v1.0.4which contains auto-detection by runninggo install github.com/gonejack/transcode@latestasmwarrior commentedon Jul 22, 2022
Hi, thanks, I don't have a go build environment, so I think I will try the prebuild binaries here:
https://github.com/gonejack/transcode/releases/tag/v1.0.4
BTW: what I think the best way is something like this:
https://github.com/amrali-eg/EncodingChecker
EncodingChecker can automatically detect the encoding, and do a convert. But It is a Windows dotNet tool, and your tool is cross platform, also a command line tool is more flexible.
flawrist commentedon Jun 1, 2025
Alas, the automatic detection does not work on my end as expected.
Source: hello.txt
Windows 7 x64, transcode 1.0.8
gonejack commentedon Jun 7, 2025
Hi @sergeevabc
Thanks for you report.
Would you please try this newer version just released with better charset detection.
https://github.com/gonejack/transcode/releases/tag/v1.0.9
flawrist commentedon Jun 7, 2025
@gonejack, thank you for taking the time to delve into the problem.
I confirm that
transcodev1.0.9 displays the aforementioned hello.txt file as expected.