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Unicode is the standard for computer representation of plain text. It encompasses the Universal Character Set, intended to unambiguously represent all characters used in human writing systems in any language, Unicode Transformation Formats (UTFs), defining standardized formats for storing and transmitting Unicode text, and standards for processing and manipulating text.
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Convert UTF-16 LE to UTF-8 in windows via command line
Funny enough: if I resave piped txt file as "unicode" in Notepad, this produces a UTF-16 LE BOM file, which works with the above conversion parameter to produce a perfect UTF-8 file. …
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Convert UTF-16 LE to UTF-8 in windows via command line
Path of least resistance: use libiconv for Windows
After about a day of searching (back when the question was asked), I noticed that Stackoverflow had a tag called [utf16-le] and I decided it would be …
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