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  1. rinscr3003
    This sounds quite good. If possible, could you provide some interfaces that allow users to customize their sorting algorithms? Such as allowing us to develop a plug-in to provide a alternative sorting algorithm for users who need special ways to sort their music files. This could help keep the basic Poweramp application fast and not preventing users who need customized sort ways.
  2. rinscr3003
    There are already many solutions by Chinese users on GitHub: https://github.com/promeG/TinyPinyin https://github.com/belerweb/pinyin4j Although because of the complexity of pronouncing Chinese phrases (same character may have different pronunciations in different situations) , but half a loaf is better than no bread.
  3. rinscr3003
    There are already many solutions by Chinese users on GitHub: https://github.com/promeG/TinyPinyin https://github.com/belerweb/pinyin4j Although because of the complexity of pronouncing Chinese phrases (same character may have different pronunciations in different situations) , but half a loaf is better than no bread.
  4. rinscr3003
    Hello, I am a music fan from China and purchased for the latest version of Poweramp player. But during my recently using I found something annoying in sorting the music list. Poweramp player can sort English named music files but when it is processing music files which contain CJK characters in the name it cannot be sorted properly …… that is music files which contain CJK characters in the name, was in “#” instead of their correct sequences. For example, I have a music file which is named “梦之雨 piano.ver” and in Chinese the first character is pronounced as “meng”,and it should be in the sequence of “M”, but now I found it in the sequence of “#”. Could this be solved?
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