Stephane Vaxelaire wrote:
>>> My system locale is set like this :
>>> LANG=fr_FR.UTF-8 (and every other variable named LC_* is set to this too).
>>> I'm using LOCALE='utf-8' in my local_conf.py.
>> Use LOCALE='latin1'
>>
>> This is the default, the reason is that freevo uses this first as a
>> convertion to Unicode.
>
> Unfortunately, this doesn't work. Same weird character sequence instead of
> 'é'.
> Another idea maybe ? (I also tried iso-xxxx-1).
Either LOCALE is good, latin-1 or iso-8859-1, utf-8 is not useful.
Try, either:
VIDEO_ITEMS = [ (u'Enregistrements', '/path/to/tv/recordings'),
(u'Téléchargements', '/path/to/downloads') ]
or
# -*- coding: iso-8859-1 -*-
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# local_conf.py - System configuration
....
VIDEO_ITEMS = [ ('Enregistrements', '/path/to/tv/recordings'),
('Téléchargements', '/path/to/downloads') ]
Both should work, I use the first option.
> Any idea how to get volume OSD information to display while xine plays a
> movie ?
No, sorry I don't know. IIRC Richard sent a patch to the xine developers
for this.
> BTW, I added a feature request with the alsamixer plugin as you told :
> ID=1685326.
Thanks for this.
HTH
Duncan
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