Randog

Thank you for contribution! Internationalization of application is not an easy thing especially for those non-alphabetic languages. Inherent logic of those languages may be hard to be understood, as they have at least 3000 different letters( in different codes) instead of 26 ones. I have encountered the same "one-letter restriction" problem in several applications such as telegram when searching, while indigenous applications run well. However, as music tags searching system doesn't need to run text segmentation, I suppose it might not be a technical challenge, maybe. I will appreciate it if this improvement could be accepted and be achieved. As for searching by filename, to speak frankly, I don't see it in any music player on mobile terminal. Maybe developers have deeper consideration, that's OK. Thank you again for your work!

Hi, I use Poweramp to manage the music in my phone, and current search system brings me inconvenience in two ways. Firstly, when I use the search system, inputting just one single letter won't work, of course, results won't be displayed if you just input an "A". I know it's common practice, but as I'm not an English speaker, the music I daily listen to always contain non-English information such as Japanese kanji or Chinese characters, in these two language, one character often maps to one word. I mean, when I search for a song which title is just one character , it won't work. As the pictures below, title of the song is "虹", just one character, and I could find it only through the artist. So I request for improvement of search system: when using these two language(Japanese and Chinese), cancel the "one-letter restriction". Maybe using the Unicode? I'm not a professional. Secondly, why I could not search the songs by filename? As I could sort them by filename, the search options do not contain filename, I don't understand why. FB2k could do this. That's all, thanks.