Version: (using KDE 4.1.2) Compiler: gcc-4.3.unknown compiled by openSUSE OS: Linux Installed from: SuSE RPMs I maintain my audio collections with .m3u files, These files are operated properly by many applications, including amarok. The problem occurs with .m3u files which are unicoded (UTF-8). Lines within them with non-ASCII.characters are ignored. I know that those files are not corrupted because xmms can play them.
Which version of Amarok. Please always provide this information. Is this a duplicate of bug 171595 or only related?
I do apologize, I use amarok version 1.90 w/ KDE 4.1.2. I started amarok under strace and found the following: amarok: [EngineController] [WARNING!] Phonon failed to play this URL. Error: "The file or folder /home/<real user:deleted>/mm/aud/Abriss West/2005 Kontrollfunktion/Kapitalismus tÃ<U+0083>¶tet.ogg does not exist." Obviously, amarok or the phonon backend failed to interpret the 'ö' (UTF-8). Its representation to amarok looked like 'Ã<U+0083>¶', which is way to weird even in terms of Unicode. The file name is '../mm/aud/Abriss West/2005 Kontrollfunktion/Kapitalismus tötet.ogg'. I hope you can help me and thank you in advance. Ciaoi Steffen
Could you please update to beta2 (1.92), as there have been significant changes. Please let us know if the problem still exists!
Thank you, Seb. I have installed v1.92.2 from SuSE's factory repositories. Now I cannot play any .m3u files anymore (from within the application nor from the command line nor from konqueror), I can only select and play single audio files. That is why I cannnot tell you whether that upgrade concerns the problem at all.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 171595 ***