Jens Erik Jensen wrote: > I am using piCorePlayer on an RPi3 with LMS installed and my music on a > FAT32-formatted USB drive. It works very well. LMS scans and recognizes > my music OK. However, my playlists are only partly imported. More > specifically, file names/paths with Danish special characters (æ, ø, å) > do not get recognized, or more precisely they get ignored when LMS scans > the playlists. I guess the reason is that file system encoding is > different from the encoding of the text in the playlists. But I do not > know how to tell LMS about the encoding of files and folders in the file > system. Any hints on how to do that? I have tried to change the encoding > of the playlist files between ANSI and UTF8, but that does not seem to > help.
d6jg wrote: > I hit a similar problem with pCp 3.11 and a FAT32 drive. I am currently > investigating further as I am pretty sure it is a samba issue on the Pi > but can't fully test until next week. > It's a problem with the vfat mount. It defaults to only ASCII character sets. we need to specify utf8 when mounting a vfat disk. Your current options are to use nfts or ext4 formatted disks. Those formats default to utf8. I'll change the vfat mounting ------------------------------------------------------------------------ paul-'s Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=58858 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=106755
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