Many Apple fans often encounter the phenomenon of garbled Chinese lyrics when using iTunes. This situation always gives people a headache. Next, I will share a tutorial with you, hoping to effectively deal with this problem.
1. Change the system language to Chinese. If your itune displays Chinese normally, command+A to select all songs, right-click, select modify id3 tag, and then select the id3 tag version as shown below. I chose V2.2, and then confirm , thus changing the version of id3 to version 2.2.
Tips to solve iTunes garbled code
2. Then cancel the id3 tag version, select the following translated text characters as shown below, select the first one, and confirm.
Tips to solve iTunes garbled code
3. Change the system language to English and you’re done. If you have the same problem, you can give it a try. At least I succeeded this way. This is my first original post. If it proves effective, I believe this is the simplest solution.
