Version: (using Devel) Compiler: gcc version 4.3.2 OS: Linux Installed from: Compiled sources My computer is in the en_GB.iso88591 locale (so this is the encoding for filenames). Playing ASCII files is no problem. However, attempting to play a file with an e acute (é) in the name (with tutorial1 from the phonon examples, say) doesn't work. The GStreamer backend works fine. Debug output: ----------------------------------------------- audio_port created UpdateVolumeEvent ################################ Event: UpdateVolume XineThread Rewire event: MediaObject(0x8be9008) -> AudioOutput(0x8ecee78) "file:///home/music/Les_Mis%C3%A9rables/CD1_01_Work_Song.ogg" , 1 ################################ Event: MrlChanged MediaObject is connected to 1 nodes creating xine_stream with null video port PLAY start faking fake state change: reached BufferingState after 0 XINE_PARAM_EARLY_FINISHED_EVENT: 1 calling xineOpen from MrlChanged XINE_EVENT_UI_MESSAGE xine_open failed for m_mrl = file:///home/music/Les_Mis%C3%A9rables/CD1_01_Work_Song.ogg 1 "22:19:55: input_file: File not found: >file:///home/music/Les_Mis%C3%A9rables/CD1_01_Work_Song.ogg< " reached error state XINE_EVENT_QUIT ################################ Event: PlayCommand end faking reached 5 after 3 Phonon::Xine::MediaObject(0x8ec7db0) XX Phonon::Xine::AudioOutput(0x8c0a7e0) 0x8be9008 XX AudioOutput(0x8ecee78) Phonon::Xine::NullSink(0x8f81bf0) is neither a source nor a sink XineThread Rewire event: MediaObject(0x8be9008) XX AudioOutput(0x8ecee78) ----------------------------------------------- audio_port destroyed The file name in question is /home/music/Les_Misérables/CD1_01_Work_Song.ogg Some searching through the paths involved shows that QUrl uses a Unicode representation of the filename internally. However, when it is asked for an encoded URL, it does a %-encoding of the UTF-8 encoding of the filename. This is then passed to Xine. I would guess that Xine simply reverses the %-encoding and then tries to use the resulting UTF-8 encoding of the filename. This, of course, doesn't exist since it needs recoding to the system locale. I'm not sure whether phonon-xine, Xine or Qt is at fault here.
Created attachment 29914 [details] patch to support file name encoding other than UTF-8 Please test this patch. I can't get KDE4 to work with any file encoding other than UTF-8 so I'm unable to test myself.
Created attachment 29916 [details] and another one to test this patch tested with Latin-1 and dolphin and dragon seems to work, please confirm
Unfortunately, my filesystems are now in UTF-8 encoding, so I can't test it.
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I confirm this bug for kde 4.2.0 from debian experimental (encoding en_US.ISO-8859-15)
sorry, can't test as i also changed to uft-8
Rodrigo: I know that it breaks. I need testers to confirm that the attached patch fixes it. Would you please apply the last attachment to phonon-4.3.0/xine/ and recompile and install the xine backend and test again?
Hi, I applied patch 172242.patch to the sources I obtained from debian experimental, and the problem seems solved. Now I can play my en_US.ISO-8859-15 coded mp3 files in AmaroK, and additionally, the id3 tags show up correctly in the playlist. Here's what I did: apt-get source -t experimental phonon-backend-xine cd phonon-4.3.0/xine patch -p0 < 172242.patch cd .. dpkg-buildpackage cd .. dpkg -i phonon-backend-xine_4.3.0-1_i386.deb
I just tested patch No. 2 on my Debian system, using a patched phonon package from experimental, and it seems to work - at least it does play without crashing immediately. ;)
SVN commit 924144 by mkretz: Let MediaObject encode the URL to a Xine MRL. This is not as easy as QUrl::toEncoded as xine then can't know anymore what encoding to use for local files. Instead, for local files, use QFile::encodeName to create an 8-bit string that is then percent encoded as needed and prefixed with "file:/". BUG: 172242 M +26 -7 mediaobject.cpp M +0 -12 xinestream.cpp M +0 -2 xinestream.h WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=924144
SVN commit 924145 by mkretz: Let MediaObject encode the URL to a Xine MRL. This is not as easy as QUrl::toEncoded as xine then can't know anymore what encoding to use for local files. Instead, for local files, use QFile::encodeName to create an 8-bit string that is then percent encoded as needed and prefixed with "file:/". BUG: 172242 M +26 -7 mediaobject.cpp M +0 -12 xinestream.cpp M +0 -2 xinestream.h WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=924145
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Tested the patch with ru_RU.CP1251 encoded file names on Debian: works fine. Thanks a lot!
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Line 324 of mediaobject.cpp, in mrlEncode: > if (c & 0x80 || c == '\\' || c < 32 || c == '%') { is missing: || c == '#' This breaks file names with # in them.
SVN commit 983650 by rdieter: encode #'s too CCBUG: 172242 M +1 -1 branches/phonon/4.3/xine/mediaobject.cpp M +1 -1 trunk/kdesupport/phonon/xine/mediaobject.cpp WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=983650
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Created attachment 43881 [details] amarok debug output Unfortunately this is not resolved for me. (using amarok git 20.05.2010, phonon-4.3.80). Phonon in this version seems to have the patch without the changes to mrlEncode(). If i add these as well i get only a double encoding as below: amarok: [EngineController] [WARNING!] Phonon failed to play this URL. Error: "16:25:05: input_file: File not found: >file:///home/simon/mp3/111_-_Wolfgang_Ambros_-_W%25C3%25BCst_oda_w%25C3%25BCst_ned.mpc< Any hints what is still wrong here are appreciated, as this used to work for years.
I found out that with phonon-4.3.50_pre20090520 (the previous version i had in gentoo) it works. So i guess one of the latest patches broke this for my system.
I can confirm that downgrading from phonon-4.3.80 to phonon-4.3.50_pre20090520 fixes the issue on Gentoo, and upgrading to phonon-4.4.1-r1 still has the issue. This may possibly be related to bug 198008 since it seems that somewhere between December 2009 and January 2010 the problem reappeared.
I've found the same bug ? https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=206085
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Indeed, those are related. Make sure you only use UTF-8 in your system and for your tags, that should solve the issue. You can use kid3 or easytag to retag in UTF-8 quite fast.
It's work ! I've put my system on UTF-8 and retag my directories / files Thanks ! Thanks ! Thanks ! (for help on UTF-8, I use this page : http://wiki.debian.org/fr/UTF-8)
You are welcome :)
Same here, migrated to UTF8 yesterday and now recent phonon works (4.3.80-r1). A lot of manual work as many files where using different encodings. For other users it might be good if there where hints on how to detect what you have. I used to open the directories in vim and checked what characters are shown and looked those up on the net - what characters are used for the expected char in what charset...). I still think this bug should either be reopened or marked as won't fix as the description (non-ascii names in non-UTF8 locales) is cleary not solved in current phonon releases. thanks anyway for all the support to migration (irc) and keep up the good work.
This bug has been reintroduced by this commit: http://gitorious.org/phonon/phonon/commit/012980b10ede6df8947bea0d3e0d923deee422ae The old code converted a local file MRL to the local encoding. The current code always converts to UTF-8. I'm not sure I fully understand the case that that commit is trying to fix. I can only imagine it must be a system with UTF-8 filesystems but where the user has set his locale to something else. In that case the old code would fail. However, I'm not sure that's worth fixing, because it looks more like a misconfiguration on the user's end. Either he needs to set his locale to UTF-8 or he has to mount the filesystem with the correct character set conversion options to have the UTF-8 converted to his locale. In any case, playing files with special characters on non-UTF-8 filesystems is currently broken again with phonon-xine.
Thank you for notifying.
commit b27366bc08834c5b1033d2733cff7009f971e082 Author: Martin T. H. Sandsmark <sandsmark@samfundet.no> Date: Mon Jun 21 22:43:27 2010 +0200 Try to detect if the locale is Unicode, and manually encode appropriately if it is not, since QUrl::toEncoded() encodes to UTF-8. Needs testing. CCBUG: 172242 diff --git a/xine/mediaobject.cpp b/xine/mediaobject.cpp index 82c316d..58af3b8 100644 --- a/xine/mediaobject.cpp +++ b/xine/mediaobject.cpp @@ -32,6 +32,7 @@ #include <QMultiMap> #include <QtDebug> #include <QMetaType> +#include <QTextCodec> #include <QUrl> #include <cmath> @@ -319,11 +320,13 @@ void MediaObject::setSource(const MediaSource &source) static QByteArray mrlEncode(QByteArray mrl) { + bool localeUnicode = qgetenv("LANG").contains("UTF"); // test this + + unsigned char c; for (int i = 0; i < mrl.size(); ++i) { - const unsigned char c = static_cast<unsigned char>(mrl.at(i)); - // we assume that the other invalid characters - // are already escaped due to the call to QUrl.toEncoded() - if (c == '#') { + c = mrl.at(i); + if ((localeUnicode && c=='#') || //TODO: remove this abomination in the far future when everyone has gotten sane locales :-D + (!localeUnicode && (c & 0x80 || c == '\\' || c < 32 || c == '%' || c == '#'))) { char enc[4]; qsnprintf(enc, 4, "%%%02X", c); mrl = mrl.left(i) + QByteArray(enc, 3) + mrl.mid(i + 1); @@ -357,9 +360,9 @@ void MediaObject::setSourceInternal(const MediaSource &source, HowToSetTheUrl ho return; } { - const QByteArray &mrl = (source.url().scheme() == QLatin1String("") ? - "file:/" + mrlEncode (source.url().toEncoded()) : - mrlEncode (source.url().toEncoded())); + const QByteArray &mrl = (source.url().scheme() == QLatin1String("file") ? + "file:/" + mrlEncode (source.url().toLocalFile().toLocal8Bit()) : + source.url().toEncoded()); switch (how) { case GaplessSwitch: m_stream->gaplessSwitchTo(mrl);
Martin, the patch works for me (UFS2 filesystem, ISO-8859-15 locale). Thank you very much.
Closing then, thanks for the feedback.
Hello, on Debian Squeeze, phonon 4.6 (4:4.6.0really4.4.2-1), this bug seems to be NOT FIXED. Test: $ locale LANG=fr_FR@euro $ ll $myfile -rw-r--r-- 1 43022725 8 avril 10:28 01_-_Chori-_Kommt_Ihr_Töchter,_helft_mit_Klagen.flac amarok knows about the file, it's present in its database, any operation involving tags / search / ... works well amarok sends this url to phonon: file:///bigdisk/archives_ro/musique/classique/Bach/BWV%20244/01_-_Chori-_Kommt_Ihr_T%C3%B6chter,_helft_mit_Klagen.flac in Firefox this URL is valid and target file could be "saved as..." without problem phonon produces this error: amarok: [EngineController] [WARNING!] Phonon failed to play this URL. Error: "11:07:35: input_file: Fichier non trouv?: >file:///bigdisk/archives_ro/musique/classique/Bach/BWV%20244/01_-_Chori-_Kommt_Ihr_T%C3%B6chter,_helft_mit_Klagen.flac< Clearly its a Phonon problem converting the UTF-8 url into the charset of the filesystem.
(In reply to comment #36) > Hello, > > on Debian Squeeze, phonon 4.6 (4:4.6.0really4.4.2-1), this bug seems to be NOT > FIXED. Simply because your KDE 4.6.0 version does ship a phonon which is really a 4.4.2, but the bug is fixed in 4.4.3. Please talk to your distribution, KDE 4.6.0 should ship at least 4.4.3