Problem solved, I had messed up import
Titus Müller <[email protected]>
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You also have a very long title, in my music collection, EMMS cut all titles short to exactly 30 characters until this afternoon (as well in the tag editor, shown as info-title, as well as in the playlists), and Umlaut ä was shown as Slash 344, Umlaut ö as Slash 366, Umlaut ü as Slash 374. I tried a little and read again in your very good EMMS manual. Then I found the reason. I thought it must have to do with data import, so I double-checked that and found out I was missing the line (require 'emms-info-mp3info) Also, I changed my line (setq emms-info-functions '(emms-info-native emms-info-mp3info)) to what you have in the manual (add-to-list 'emms-info-functions 'emms-info-mp3info) To see wether the files are imported better now, I needed to empty the database. And I couldn't find a command to do so (emms-cache-reset did something else), so I went into the emms-directory and deleted the file with a strange name. Now the database was gone, and I could import the music files anew, and there they are: all Umlaut letters correct, the titles long and not cut anymore. So my "bugs" where just caused by stupidity on my side, I think. I'm embarrassed. I'm very sorry I stole your time. ----- Ursprüngliche Nachricht vom 18.12.2023 ----- > Titus Müller <[email protected]> writes: > >> (2) Since I am German, some MP3s have Umlaut-Letters in their >> title. "Nun ruhen alle Wälder" is shown in the playlist and the >> browser with a slash followed by the number 344 instead of the ä Laut, >> and in the tag editor it is correct in the name-field, but broken >> (344) in the info-title field. > > I have a lot of similar tracks. For example, the following displays > correctly for me in the playlist, tag editor, and browser: > > Johann Sebastian Bach - Cantata, BWV 211 "Schweigt stille, plaudert > nicht": V. Rezitativo (Schlendrian, Liesgen): "Wenn du mir nicht den > Coffee läßt" - Secular Cantatas, BWV 211 & 212: Schweigt stille, > plaudert nicht (Kaffee-Kantate) / Mehr hahn en neue Oberkeet > (Bauernkantate) > > There may be something else going on outside of Emms here.