Hi,
The path is coming out of the iTunes XML file. It's not just this
path, it's a load of them, for instance there are a lot of instances
that wherever there is an ampersand it is followed by #38; There are
files that have funny accents that cause the problem too, If I read
back the same track using AppleScript the weird characters are not
there.
I think that the tracks where this occurs were imported from a PC.
Thanks a lot
All the Best
Dave
On 1 Nov 2007, at 19:22, Ian Wood wrote:
It looks like the folder name has been abbreviated at some stage by
an OS that didn't understand file/folder names that long.
Where *exactly* is the filepath coming from?
Ian
On 1 Nov 2007, at 18:01, Dave wrote:
However I now have a another weird problem, I have a field that
represents a file path, in this case the path is:
/Users/Dave/Music/iTunes/iTunes Music/Blank & Jones/Addicted
To Trance (Disc 1)/11 DJs, Fans And Freaks.mp3
However a "if there is a file" fails on this path. When I look I
can't see the & in the file name. I'm guessing it's something
to do with UTF16 vs UTF8 or something, but I'm not sure how to
resolve it. The database I am writing is set to UTF8 which AFAIK
is the only option for SQLite.
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