Mythvideo removed all (remote)files with umlauts in filename and don't readd them

[Markus Schulz <msc@…>]

i've switched from local files to remote available files (new mythvideo feature) via db-update (update query which removed the basepath portion and set the hostname). After first "scan for change" mythvideo removes all files with umlauts:

2009-02-14 11:09:30.182 Removing file SG(mythtv) :serien/Boston Legal/Staffel? 1/Boston Legal S01E01 - Revierkämpfe.avi: ...

And don't readd them back, therefore no files with umlauts could be viewed no.

[Rob Smith]

Seems to work for me, can you try on a current version of -trunk and see if it's still an issue?

[Damian O'Sullivan <damian@…>]

Kormoc,

Were you trying with streaming? This does not work for me either. I was talking to gbee about it in IRC.

Damian.

[jochen]

Still not working with current trunk on m< s<stem. Videos with ä,ö and ü are not aaded to the videometadata table

[greg]

This works fine for me. Both scanning and playback via both NFS mounted fs and SG streaming.

I think this might be something locale or MySQL related.

root@bork:/data/video2/z-m# ls -lb testingäöümoo.avi -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 244908650 2009-08-10 11:22 testingäöümoo.avi

2009-08-10 11:22:52.095 Adding : : z-m/testingäöümoo.avi

2009-08-10 11:23:32.683 RingBuf?(myth://Videos@192.168.0.15:6543/z-m/testingäöümo o.avi): CalcReadAheadThresh?(0 KB)

2009-08-10 11:27:56.599 RingBuf?(/data/video2/z-m/testingäöümoo.avi): OpenFile?(/d ata/video2/z-m/testingäöümoo.avi, 12) 2009-08-10 11:27:56.601 RingBuf?(/data/video2/z-m/testingäöümoo.avi): CalcReadAhe? adThresh(0 KB)

-> threshhold(64 KB) min read(0 KB) blk size(32 KB)

[robertm]

This appears to be a non-bug setup (locale or mySQL) issue. Closing this for now, but I encourage discussion on the dev list so that we can determine what the cause is so that we can troubleshoot it for people. For reference, this (including all above examples) works properly here.

[damian@…]

I meant to update this earlier. Markus,

Try deleting all entries for these filenames from videometadata and rescanning. I found that it worked for me this way.

D.

[jochen]

it now also works on my system.

i've had wronk characters in filename because only in samba ü,ä and ö were right, but not the linux filename!

but i don't know why the wrong ones were not added??

now it works, had to put following in my samba conf:

unix charset = iso8859-15 display charset = iso8859-15 dos charset = cp850