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The script seems to be completely removing any "illegal" chars in the folder/filenames, as per the text.py utility-file.
Namely I'm referring to the Danish/Norwegian Æ, Ø, and Å.
This leads to filenames being incorrect, and breaks media players possibilities to correctly search for metadata.
Per naming conventions, the proper replacement mapping would be:
æ - ae
ø - oe
å - aa
I believe this is a simple oversight in the script, as these are possible edge cases. But it does affect the script in a way that breaks DK/NO services.
We can parse the titles manually in the specific service files, but instead of having repeat code, I feel it would be best to address this issue in the main filenamify() function.
A simple fix could be:
Hello,
The script seems to be completely removing any "illegal" chars in the folder/filenames, as per the
text.py
utility-file.Namely I'm referring to the Danish/Norwegian Æ, Ø, and Å.
This leads to filenames being incorrect, and breaks media players possibilities to correctly search for metadata.
Per naming conventions, the proper replacement mapping would be:
I believe this is a simple oversight in the script, as these are possible edge cases. But it does affect the script in a way that breaks DK/NO services.
We can parse the titles manually in the specific service files, but instead of having repeat code, I feel it would be best to address this issue in the main
filenamify()
function.A simple fix could be:
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