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kessibi / libretime-docker

ATTENTION: Libretime now offers a way of running it in docker containers. This project wont see anymore development. One way to get libretime to work within a Docker container
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Non English/Latin characters #11

Closed MNTLe-DMGD closed 4 years ago

MNTLe-DMGD commented 4 years ago

This may be an up stream support issue.

Libretime seems to fail mp3 importing if the filename or ID3 tag contain non English/Latin characters.

Examples:

If you have a small library, this isn't much of an issue. However, with a larger library this becomes quite problematic. If you have 1,000's of songs you're trying to import, you wont know it's not been imported until you review the recent uploads list. Then you have to search out each individual file, and fix each one manually.

kessibi commented 4 years ago

This seems more like an issue on the core application so I would suggest opening the same issue but on the official Libretime repo. I quickly looked and found no open issues about this but I may as well be wrong.

On my side, I'll try to keep the docker image up to date with the latest official Libretime install (for now: 3.0.0-alpha.8).

MNTLe-DMGD commented 4 years ago

@kessibi - I've submitted an untested pull request https://github.com/kessibi/libretime-docker/commit/d2dd73a335b10393c7d7e5948bb3b5927e6fee44

Hopefully, setting the ENV to UTF-8 should solve the issue.