Freedb suffers from a lot of uploads in ASCII encoding rather than UTF-8. So even though it supports UTF-8 well, many contributors use software that doesnt, and unknowingly put badly encoded discs in it. I was suffering this on Hebrew tracks, so I created a web application for fixing it. It can easily be used for any other language; once there is enough fixes my app automatically updates freedb. See it at http://freedb-enc-fix.appspot.com/

Found it. You have to right click on the lng file and choose "goal save as" (translated from Dutch: "doel opslaan als") and you can save it in the audiograbber directory. Than it works, thats all. Peter

Ja, bij de installatie kun je Nederlands kiezen.

I just downloaded and installed. Ran into the same issue: the pages and information were in German. I was able to switch the language to English, though, and these steps may work for you too. To see the English version I performed the following steps: Downloaded and installed AudioGrabber. I have Win 7, 32-bit. Ran AudioGrabber as installed. Saw German menus and icons. In the menu area, I click on the first choice: Datei. In the resulting menu, I selected Sprachauswahl and opened its submenu. In the submenu, I chose English (default). At that point, the application switched to showing English. That was it for me. I closed AudioGrabber, restarted it, and saw everything in English. Hope this helps.

I can not get the Thai CD:s with thaiscript when ripping. Can I change font in some way, that maybe help?