VoxForge dictionary isn’t encoded in UTF-8 « speech recognition software

VoxForge dictionary isn’t encoded in UTF-8

I just downloaded the VoxForge dictionary (2.6 MB), and opened it with Notepad++. Obviously, it is encoded in ANSI, not in UTF-8. That’s OK because it does contain just standard characters. I am guessing that this dictionary is compatible with ASCII. But I would suggest that future versions should be published in UTF-8.

Tags: ASCII, dictionary, UTF-8, VoxForge

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