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Hello SweAndy, I will email you.
(starts writing a message)

OK Klaus. Can you think of anyone who could do this?

Klaus, If you cooperated with a Javascript developer, do you think you could sort this out for me and make my application run on my website?
It is outside my competence.

I found this, for instance:

Tiny ****.js module to concat multiple audio files using ffmpeg
audioconcat provides a programmatic interface to do basically the same as calling ffmpeg via CLI like:
ffmpeg -i "concat:(@@@@@1).mp3|@@@@@.mp3" -acodec copy %%%.mp3

But I don't know anything about ...

If you Google “sound file concatenation with javascript” you will get a lot of results. It seems to me that there must be a way to gather together sounds into a single one with Javascript.

My understanding of HTML5 is that it automatically converts Livecode code into Javascript code that can be run ...

Hi Klaus.
Might it be possible to change the way the stack works so that it could run on a website?
What do you think…

A while ago, with the assistance of Klaus, I made a Livecode stack that converts phonetic sound symbols into live sound: you type, it speaks.
It works well but is not currently up to the latest Apple standards.

I would like to know if it would be possible to make it run on my s4phonetics website ...

Problem solved!

Malte is The Man

Thanks Bangkok, I tried the "SET NAMES 'utf8'" trick and all I got was garbage back again (sigh).

Thanks Dave, I am using phpMyAdmin to see what is going on in the database, set up tables etc.
The type of the field I am writing to is "varchar" and the collation sequence is "utf_general_ci"
The ...

From a LiveCode field, want to put UTF-8 text into a field in a table in a MySQL database where it can be searchable, and get it back unchanged.

I have been trying for a week and just can't get it to work, unicode encoding and decoding etc.

I guess that this is a problem for many.

OK, the details ...