So I copied/pasted the output from the Python script into a text file and
changed it as in your example.
test.txt:
> annotate:req_id="7",type="S",artist="Olivier Derivière",title="Our
> Parents",game="Remember Me":/xxxxxxxxxx/Remember Me Original Soundtrack/10
> Olivier Derivière - Our Parents.flac
radio.liq:
> ret = list.hd(default="",get_process_lines("cat /home/liquidsoap/test.txt"))
Lo and behold, it took this time! I'm not entirely certain why the output from
"cat" is different from the output from Python. I can see from the logs that
the characters are decoded to their unicode numbers respectively.
> [lang:3] "annotate:req_id=\"7\",type=\"S\",artist=\"Olivier
> Derivière\",title=\"Our Parents\",game=\"Remember Me\":/xxxxxxxxxx/Remember
> Me Original Soundtrack/10 Olivier Derivière - Our Parents.flac"
[decoder:3] Method "FFMPEG" accepted "/xxxxxxxxxx/Remember Me Original
Soundtrack/10 Olivier Derivi\195\168re - Our Parents.flac".
[main:3] Finished with "/xxxxxxxxxx/Remember Me Original Soundtrack/10 Olivier
Derivi\195\168re - Our Parents.flac".
[main:3] Prepared "/xxxxxxxxxx/Remember Me Original Soundtrack/10 Olivier
Derivi\195\168re - Our Parents.flac" (RID 2).
I'm going to change my Python code to output the decoded, non-latinized (I
think that's how you say it?) letters instead and see if it takes. I'll let you
know what I find.
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