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[infimum]

Image files whose path contains unicode characters can’t be displayed in Preview Window.

Burner.

Virtual Drive. (I am not sure you guys have complete control over this i.e. driver)

Thanks.

[spwolf]

images files inside arhives or hard drive browsing?

Burner/VD we can not do yet… actual interface in unicode coming in PA 2011.

[infimum]

@spwolf:

images files inside arhives or hard drive browsing?

Both.

[Mili]

Hey infinum,

we’ve been trying to reproduce this issue but everything seems fine so far.
Let us know some more details, how archives are created, which characters are being used, etc. so we may reproduce with settings as close as yours as possible.

Thanks

[Mili]

also, please attach a sample zip file so we may take a closer look

[infimum]

I think the key factor is to make sure that your Windows system locale is something other than Windows-1252.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_1252
(If you have Vista/Win7 Ultimate, you can change the system language easily. If not, try to change “the system locale for non-unicode programs” in Control Panel.)

So, for example, Chinese Windows is forced to treat umlaut letters as unicode characters. I am attaching a 7-zip file whose name has ö.
attachment_p_21197_0_köln.7z

[spwolf]

what i get is error during 2nd time file is selected (probably during overwrite process, overwrite does not work properly for these files in these situations). Is that what you are seeing or?

thanks!

[infimum]

@spwolf:

what i get is error during 2nd time file is selected
…
Is that what you are seeing or?

I get an error message too. The image file is never displayed.

By the way, text files are displayed fine. Are we getting somewhere?

[spwolf]

@infimum:

I get an error message too. The image file is never displayed.

By the way, text files are displayed fine. Are we getting somewhere?

yeah, i got the 2nd time bug reproduced, but yours happens every time? even first time you click on the file? Windows XP 32bit or?

[infimum]

Win7 32 bit.
First image file is automatically selected with nothing shown, so clicking white space then the first file generates the error message.

[spwolf]

@infimum:

Win7 32 bit.
First image file is automatically selected with nothing shown, so clicking white space then the first file generates the error message.

what happens when it is not automatically selected? You still do not get the image?

[spwolf]

i get the image on win7 32bit, 2nd time is overwrite error but the image is already there…. sorry for asking million question, i dont want them to fix my reported issue but yours to be still present.

thanks

[infimum]

@spwolf:

what happens when it is not automatically selected? You still do not get the image?

No image at all.
I went to a folder that contains an image file by using the tree display on the left. No automatic selection at this point. Then I selected the image file on the right pane. The error message is shown at this point.

Hope this helps.

[spwolf]

got it… thanks