Version: (using KDE Devel) Installed from: Compiled sources OS: Linux When ripping from a CD with names such as Bob Marley / I love hash.ogg (completely hypothetical) The ripping fails with the error : The file audiocd:/(...)/Bob Marley / I love hash.ogg deos not exist. There might be some sort of encoding problem -- or the CD might be subtly copy-protected.
This is funny. The rules for filenames on UNIX are simple: They may contain _any_ character OTHER THAN slash ;) So it is subtly copy-protected. Now what should I substitute slashes with?
Subject: Re: error ripping files with "/" in their name > > So it is subtly copy-protected. > > Now what should I substitute slashes with? > It stands for "or" generally. So a geeky "||" would work... otherwise "\" is fine, beeing nearly the same thing. Probably the most friendly would be "\" Thanks -- Cyrille dunant
Subject: kdemultimedia/kioslave/audiocd CVS commit by carewolf: Fixing a handfull of bugs: - bug 60069 Songs too short after encoding (thanks to toojays for patch) - bug 63238 Error ripping files with "/" in their name (renaming slashes to %2F was already present but not consistent). - Set correct title in id3 and ogg-comments CCMAIL: 63238-done@bugs.kde.org CCMAIL: 60069-done@bugs.kde.org M +57 -42 audiocd.cpp 1.81 M +1 -0 audiocd.h 1.15