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Soren
Hard to say in english, but mppenc seems unable to read files with a latin sings in the files path , like são vicente di longe...

Kinda weird since when i use french filenames with french accent, no problem....

Anyway i don't know if that was problem was already related...

Soren
Sachankara
My guess is that you try to encode files via a batch file or similar... That won't work in Windows because it uses a different font/character "system" than the rest of the OS... The only way I know of to be able to encode non standard characters is by opening the batch file in Notepad, then copy all the text and paste it into the console window... It might work if you make all the appropriate "mode" settings and such (like in the old days), but then you'll have to make the batch files with Edit or another application that can uses DOS' own character system...
ak
QUOTE(Sachankara @ Nov 29 2002 - 11:00 PM)
The only way I know of to be able to encode non standard characters is by opening the batch file in Notepad, then copy all the text and paste it into the console window...

You can also use win2dos program to convert batch file (it is being shipped with any of the Speek's frontends)
... or use his Mppenc frontend, which is the easiest way, I think.
Soren
The problem occur in speek's frontend with mppenc, so....anyway i just delete the crappy accent and all work fine tongue.gif

Soren
layer3maniac
I believe MuseDrop can handle such filenames...
ak
QUOTE(layer3maniac @ Nov 30 2002 - 01:31 AM)
I believe MuseDrop can handle such filenames...

How do you know? smile.gif
But that's true (well at least with cyrillic carachters).
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