MediaInfo / Bugs / #888 HTML output broken

#888 HTML output broken

Milestone: Incorrect_result

Status: open-accepted

Owner: Jerome Martinez

Labels: None

Priority: 5

Updated: 2016-08-16

Created: 2015-01-18

Creator: Marshall

Private: No

Just take a look at the screenshot. The data is shown again in a single line. This happens with version 0.7.72.

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Jerome Martinez - 2015-01-18

status: open --> open-accepted

assigned_to: Jerome Martinez
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Jds4578 - 2015-02-22

I can confirm same for Windows 32/64 versions...HTML output broken...version is 0.7.72, same as OP.

Last edit: Jds4578 2015-03-16

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SourceBugs - 2016-08-14

Is this what everyone is seeing just a white page with black text?

I'm seeing the same thing in the latest version in Linux, I was assuming based on the other view options, it would appear the same with HTML tags. Looks more like reading a PDF file instead.

My System Specs:

Slackware 14.1 x86_64
Openbox 3.6.1
libmediainfo_0.7.87
MediaInfo_GUI_0.7.87_GNU_FromSource
wxWidgets-3.0.2

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Marshall - 2016-08-14

Seems to be fixed in the latest versions.
Using v0.7.87, compiled from source, on Ubuntu 14.04 64bit.

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SourceBugs - 2016-08-14

@Marshall,

Oh so it's suppose to look like that image you posted?

I thought we are suppose to see it like how the text option appears, but with HTML tags?

All the other views show with their various tags, so I'm not understanding why this is not appearing that way?

If you use mediainfo from the cmd line, it shows with HTML tags...

hmm

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- Marshall - 2016-08-14
  
  You can view the source code from an option in the context menu. At least on the Windows version, didn't check that on Linux.
  
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  - Jerome Martinez - 2016-08-17
    
    Not on Linux (not the same toolkit used)
    
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SourceBugs - 2016-08-16

Not sure I understand?

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