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No, you cannot use non-ascii filenames with imread.

Is there a way to convert an UTF-16 string to UTF-8 and put it in a char array?

this sounds quite promising. since it is a windows-only problem, you could use WideCharToMultiByte

No, you cannot use non-ascii filenames with imread. imwrite (or imread).

Is there a way to convert an UTF-16 string to UTF-8 and put it in a char array?

this sounds quite promising. since it is a windows-only problem, you could use WideCharToMultiByte