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RandomEngy / VidCoder

A Blu-ray, DVD and video file transcoder for Windows.
http://vidcoder.net
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Error Scanning directories with Hebrew names using Hebrew characters #65

Open Moishl opened 8 years ago

Moishl commented 8 years ago

In order to recreate the error: Source->open DVD/Blue-ray Folder.. -> choose a directory with Hebrew name The program will display "An error occurred while scanning"

RandomEngy commented 8 years ago

Is this stable or beta?

Moishl commented 8 years ago

Stable. Version 1.5.34.0 Based on HandBrake 0.10.2 P.S There are only x64 versions to download from the web site

RandomEngy commented 8 years ago

Hmm. Can't reproduce the issue right now, though I don't have a proper DVD folder at work. What is the folder name?

About the x64, that's intentional. 32-bit OSes are becoming less common and you can run into out of memory issues with the x86 version. I thought I would simplify things a bit on the website and push people toward the more stable one. Someday I'll stop building x86 altogether, though I want to get some analytics on how many people still have them.

Moishl commented 8 years ago

Just use any combination of Hebrew letters as a directory name. My guess is that any non Latin charsets will do. Where can I get the x32 versions until you decide to erase them?

Moishl commented 8 years ago

oops !

RandomEngy commented 8 years ago

The x86 versions are available on the GitHub site. You can click the "Release Notes" link and they're on that page.

Moishl commented 8 years ago

Same issue with Beta version 2.25.0.0 (x86) 32b

RandomEngy commented 8 years ago

Looks like this is an error with the HandBrake library. I've opened a bug on them: https://github.com/HandBrake/HandBrake/issues/127

Moishl commented 8 years ago

I uploaded there handbrake log output. Toda