Great Question!
I do projects that HAVE to be tranlated and voiced over into Chinese, Japanese, Russian,......
I won't even consider the India Titler unless it supported UNICODE properly.
C'mon guys it isn't that hard. I've been writing Unicode aware apps for 5 years now. Even Windows CE even is built around a UNICODE base. Sure it's only going work on WINXP or WIN2K. Pretty soon Win98 will be a thing of the past anyways. What's it going to take? Every programming book has a section on coding for Unicode. So does the MSDN section of the Microsoft site. Look and learn. Need some code samples? I'll send you some. I just wrote my own UNICODE text effect for AE because Adobe's version didn't support Unicode. It really isn't that hard. You can even use the same code base just complile with different
#defines. One for non-unicode and one for unicode. Probably take about a week (or less) to make the changes.
Engligh isn't the only language on this planet (even though I've met enough people to make me believe otherwise)
If you can't support double-byte character sets you aren't worth much to me and a number of users.