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#394 FLAC Tester Fails Unicode Files

1.3.0
closed-out-of-date
Erik
None
5
2015-02-18
2013-01-08
The Lightning Stalker
No

For example say you have a folder with Japanese characters in its name and files with Japanese characters in their names. The directory will be ignored like it doesn't exist. If the directory is renamed so the files can be seen, then each one will get a file read or open error.

Discussion

  • Martijn van Beurden

    Martijn van Beurden - 2013-01-12

    What about the FLAC frontend (you can do testing with that application as well), does it work properly if you select the files and use the test button?

     

  • Erik

    Erik - 2014-03-21

    Please provide the following information:

    • What OS?
    • What version of FLAC?
     

  • The Lightning Stalker

    The Lightning Stalker - 2014-03-21

    OS is Knoppix (Debian)
    It was FLAC 1.3.0, no frontend
    I haven't tested the new version yet.

     

  • Martijn van Beurden

    Martijn van Beurden - 2014-03-21

    Are you sure? At the time you filed the bug, FLAC 1.3.0 hadn't been released and "FLAC tester" is a Windows application that was shipped with the Windows installer until 1.2.1.

    Could you please be more elaborate on the specific conditions, because I really do not understand what you mean and what is happening.

     

  • The Lightning Stalker

    The Lightning Stalker - 2014-03-22

    Okay, well, then I admit I don't remember. It has been so long now since I encountered the error. I had probably either booted into Windows or just run FLAC Tester in Wine.

    Thanks

     

  • Erik

    Erik - 2015-02-18
    • status: open --> closed-out-of-date
    • assigned_to: Erik
     

  • Erik

    Erik - 2015-02-18

    If this is still a problem with the 1.3.1 release, please re-open.

     

  • The Lightning Stalker

    The Lightning Stalker - 2015-02-18

    It seems to be working now, thanks.

     

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