Internationalization

When you enable internationalization on a K2 Summit/Solo system, you can name your media assets in a local language. The K2 Summit/Solo system supports the local language name as specified in the following table.

System	Internationalization support
Keyboard input and display	English Chinese Japanese French German Spanish Cyrillic (Russian) Portuguese Korean
Media database	All external views of movie assets can be represented as wide-file names. AppCenter runs in Unicode. Only movie assets and searchable User Data keys are Unicode.
Media file system	Support for Kanji and wide-character file and folder names. File-folder representation of movie are internationalized, as well as the QuickTime reference file it contains. Key names (V:\media) remain unchanged, but are Unicode.
K2 Summit/Solo applications	Movie assets are described in Unicode. Application user interfaces are Unicode compliant.
Protocols	Refer to "Remote control protocols" in the "Configuring the K2 System" section of this Topic Library.
FTP transfers	Refer to "FTP internationalization" in the "Configuring the K2 System" section of this Topic Library.

Names of media assets and bins must conform to the naming specifications for assets and bins.