Hywel Williams wrote:
1. The character set being used is now correctly identified as ISO-8859-9. This was always the case but the ISO-8859-1 ident was incorrectly displayed.
Really? Isn't -9 Turkish? Why not use UTF-8 and be safe no matter what happens?
3. Currently, the 2002 genre classification is being used instead of the more recent 2004. While again something very easy to change since they're very similar, this again could have issues for software expecting the 2002.
Are you just changing the genres or are you also introducing some 2004 elements with namespace and all? TVA's atrocious practice of changing namespaces when they change versions could introduce all manners of problems for implementations if the upgrade isn't planned.
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