For example, in the synopsis field: My input:
After stealing the Tesseract in "Avengers: Endgame," Loki lands before the Time Variance Authority.
ffprobe output:After stealing the Tesseract in \"Avengers: Endgame,\" Loki lands before the Time Variance Authority.
So the conversion of " is again different here. I switched from PowerShell to a Linux bash terminal to see if it makes any difference, and it does! The "sdes" field is now correct, but the "synopsis" field is still as shown above (as it was already before switching to a different terminal.)
That would mean in conclusion that my Terminal might not by responsible for the encoding issue, at least not completely ...
Thanks in advance, Robin Am 2022-06-03 11:36, schrieb Nicolas George:
Robin van der Linden via ffmpeg-user (12022-06-03):It seems that ffprobe does not render special characters the right way forthat field.ffprobe does not do any rendering, it writes the text to its standardoutputs, the task of rendering falls on whatever program is connected tothe outputs. It seems your problem is that your terminal does not work in UTF-8. But you did not say which terminal you use, so I cannot help further. Regards,
-- Grüße / Kind regards, Robin van der Linden
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