Re: LAME utf in tags and filenames

אריאל קלגסבלד Ariel Klagsbald <[email protected]>
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I forgot to add, that when I run it with non-UTF filename, it does indeed
work, but it encodes the tags wrongly. I'm not sure which encoding they end
up in, but it certainly isn't UTF-8. I view the resulting file in Windows,
and the tags are just gibberish.

2012/5/8 אריאל קלגסבלד Ariel Klagsbald <[email protected]>

>  Hi.
>
>   Here is an interesting problem: I have an mp3 file, whose filename and
> (some of the) tags are UTF8. I try to resample it, and it seems that it
> works for UTF8 in either the filename or the tags, but not both.
>
> something like
> lame --resample 8 --tl '�©��¢��¨���� �©���¨�¥, �" �©��, �×�©�¢"�' --ty
> '2012' --ta '�©��� �����¨��× ����  � ���× ��©� - �¨�� ���¤����¤��������
> ��©������¨��¥.mp3' '109356-��¨.����×������¤�������� ��©������¨��¥b.mp3'
> results in
> Could not find "109356-��¨.����×������¤�������� ��©������¨��¥.mp3".
> Although the (source) file does exist. Invoking without tags:
> lame --resample 8  '109356-�¨.��×���¤���� �©���¨�¥.mp3'
> '109356-�¨.��×���¤���� �©���¨�¥b.mp3'
>
> works fine. And so it does (with tags) when I change the filename to
> 109.mp3:
> lame --resample 8 --tl '�©��¢��¨���� �©���¨�¥, �" �©��, �×�©�¢"�' --ty
> '2012' --ta '�©��� �����¨��× ����  � ���× ��©� - �¨�� ���¤�� 109.mp3
> 109b.mp3
>
>
> It's LAME 3.98.2 64 bits. I thought it might be that the filename and/or
> tags contain " or ', and the shell cannot find where the string ends. But
> apparently it isn't the problem. I did $filename =~ s/['";,]*//g (it's in a
> perl script), and also invoked with only one numeric (non utf!) tag:
>
> lame --resample 8 --ty '2012'  '109356-�¨.��×���¤���� �©���¨�¥.mp3'
> '109356-�¨.��×���¤���� �©���¨�¥b.mp3'
>
> and
>
> lame --resample 8 --ty 2012  '109356-�¨.��×���¤���� �©���¨�¥.mp3'
> '109356-�¨.��×���¤���� �©���¨�¥b.mp3'
>
> both gave
>
> Could not find "109356-��¨.����×������¤�������� ��©������¨��¥.mp3".
>
> (Hope you can view these weird utf tags). So UTF filenames work without
> any tags, and UTF tags work with a non-UTF filename. But unfortunately I
> need both...
>
>   Thanks for any help,
> Ariel.
>
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