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oggdropXPd bug

Hi.

I believe I've found a bug in oggdropXPd, but I'm not sure to whom or how to report it.  I googled and searched rarewares to no avail.

Does anyone have any information on filling a bug report for oggdropXPd??

Thanks.

oggdropXPd bug

Reply #1 –
Post the bug here so other people can confirm it.
Who are you and how did you get in here ?
I'm a locksmith, I'm a locksmith.

oggdropXPd bug

Reply #2 –
And so I can look into it if it is real.

oggdropXPd bug

Reply #3 –
Great!  Here is the problem I'm having.  I'm a classical music fan (and no that isn't the problem ) and I have been using the unicode character for sharp (♯) and flat (♭) in my flac filenames when appropriate.  When I use oggdropXPd (oggdropXPd V.1.9.0 using aoTuVb6.02) and drag-n-drop a flac file whose name contains one of these characters, I get this error "Cannot open input file "<filename>'  error is Invalid argument (22)".

If I rename the file, removing the sharp or flat character, oggdropXPd works fine.

oggenc2 from the command line doesn't have this problem, so that has been my workaround.  But I would really like it if oggdropXPd could handle flac filenames with these characters.

Thanks for looking into this!

oggdropXPd bug

Reply #4 –
Quote from: Oggie-Ben-Doggie on
Great!  Here is the problem I'm having.  I'm a classical music fan (and no that isn't the problem ) and I have been using the unicode character for sharp (?) and flat (?) in my flac filenames when appropriate.  When I use oggdropXPd (oggdropXPd V.1.9.0 using aoTuVb6.02) and drag-n-drop a flac file whose name contains one of these characters, I get this error "Cannot open input file "<filename>'  error is Invalid argument (22)".

If I rename the file, removing the sharp or flat character, oggdropXPd works fine.

oggenc2 from the command line doesn't have this problem, so that has been my workaround.  But I would really like it if oggdropXPd could handle flac filenames with these characters.

Thanks for looking into this!

OK, thanks for the info. I'll look into this, but unless I find a resolution in the next couple of days, it'll have to wait until after I return on 2 May from an Easter trip to France.

Edit: This is a unicode issue and will not be trivial to resolve, so it will not happen until some time during the first half of May, at the earliest.

oggdropXPd bug

Reply #5 –
Wonderful.  Don't hurry for a fix on my part...oggenc2 is working fine.

Thanks for all of your work on these ogg tools!