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Bug #4453

Encoding issues with DVR Recording filenames

Added by Almog Zilmerman over 7 years ago. Updated over 7 years ago.

Status:
New
Priority:
Normal
Assignee:
Category:
PVR / DVR
Target version:
-
Start date:
2017-06-21
Due date:
% Done:

0%

Estimated time:
Found in version:
4.3-11
Affected Versions:

Description

Hi,

I have QNAP NAS and in the newer version, Tvheadend isn't supported/pre-installed so I installed version "HTS Tvheadend 4.3-11~gaec09b6-dirty" manually.

I tried to record but it's not in my language (Hebrew) but in like this "___-____" instead.

I entered to the DVR device record setting and set the charset to: Hebrew, windows-1255, UTF-8. Everything.
I also tried to change the MUXES charset to UTF-8 and this changed the EPG from Hebrew to "����� \(���� ����".
It was set to AUTO and everything was in Hebrew.

I really don't know what to do :(

The DVR Recording profile settings are these: {
"enabled": true,
"name": "",
"profile": "15c3d233f9b8761bde2dc0eaeb619389",
"cache": 1,
"retention-days": 31,
"removal-days": 2147483647,
"clone": true,
"rerecord-errors": 0,
"warm-time": 45,
"pre-extra-time": 40,
"post-extra-time": 40,
"epg-update-window": 86400,
"epg-running": true,
"autorec-maxcount": 0,
"autorec-maxsched": 0,
"storage": "/share/Multimedia/TV/Record",
"storage-mfree": 1000,
"storage-mused": 0,
"file-permissions": "0664",
"charset": "UTF-8",
"tag-files": true,
"skip-commercials": true,
"pathname": "$t-$e.$x",
"directory-permissions": "0775",
"day-dir": false,
"channel-dir": false,
"title-dir": false,
"channel-in-title": false,
"date-in-title": false,
"time-in-title": false,
"episode-in-title": false,
"subtitle-in-title": false,
"omit-title": false,
"clean-title": true,
"whitespace-in-title": true,
"windows-compatible-filenames": true
}

Thank you!


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History

#1

Updated by Jaroslav Kysela over 7 years ago

Turn off 'windows-compatible-filenames' and use UTF-8 encoding.

#2

Updated by Almog Zilmerman over 7 years ago

Jaroslav Kysela wrote:

Turn off 'windows-compatible-filenames' and use UTF-8 encoding.

Hi,

It didn't help, but I disabled:
Remove all unsafe characters from filename:
Replace whitespace in title with '-':

As well as "windows-compatible-filenames" and it's working! It was UTF-8 already but these checkboxes created the issue.
I tried just everything...

Thanks! :)

#3

Updated by Mark Clarkstone over 7 years ago

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