--- Peace Monk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
> 2. When browsing through my mp3s in the music
> module, freevo crashes
> when I go a directory that may have foreign language
> filenames. These
> directories are located in a ntfs partition. I
> dont see any
> information from freevo on what happened. I know
> log files, or error
> messages are helpful, but how do I generate them?
>
Since nobody answered... I'll try.
Your logs are in /var/log/freevo normally, and on the
screen, when you start Freevo from the command line.
Freevo will crash on non-Unicode (UTF-8) characters.
Plain latin characters are I believe a case of UTF-8,
so it doesn't crash on them.
Your foreing language characters include both file
names and MP3 ID3 tags. To be Freevo-compliant, you
need to convert both to UTF-8.
Earlier, I made a hack to Freevo 1.4.x to avoid
converting ID3 tags to UTF-8, but then I decided it's
worth just converting them. Apple's Ipod understand
UFT-8, I heard, to converting tags seemed to be a good
investment.
More details on environment, fonts and conversion
tools were discussed just a few days ago.
Sergey
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