Unfortunately, unless someone steps up to volunteer, this may be a "patch welcome" thing [it's also a bit unclear if the problem lies in vlc or dvdnav, I wonder which one will end up as the culprit...] On Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 2:12 PM, Gundahar <Gundahar@chaven.com> wrote:
Tried mplayer and similar issue. It's the "ū" character in the path (doesn't have to be the file name itself but in the path is enough. Basically it seems that it screws up the opening/reading of the ISO image.
Nothing logged that I can see. Any ISO will act the same way if that character is present (and probably others as I doubt that "ū" was singled out so it's probably due to the fact that the filename/path string is not being handled for all UTF-8 characters.
So...any messages from the failure? does mplayer play it?
On Sun, Jul 27, 2014 at 2:07 PM, Gundahar <Gundahar@chaven.com <mailto:Gundahar@chaven.com>> wrote:
I opened up a ticket on this over at videolan.org <http://videolan.org> (#11836) which was promptly closed with only the statement that it was a libdvdnav
On 2014-07-30 12:50, Roger Pack wrote: problem.
Issue is the vlc/libdvdnav does not appear to be clean in dealing
with
file names. If you have a single ISO such as:
"Maoyu (2013)-D2.iso"
No problems to bring up the menu.
Change the name to:
"Maoyū (2013)-D2.iso"
VLC will refuse to play the file. Change it back and it works
again.
So it's purely up to the characters in the file name or path that
borks
the program.
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