StreamFab APV v6.1.4.2: Folder/File Names No Longer Sanitized of Illegal Characters

[jpp72]

When downloading stuff that have illegal characters in the title, StreamFab no longer sanitizes the folder and file names.

In v6.1.4.1 this was still working. 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way would be written as 90 Day Fiance_ The Other Way.

in v6.1.4.2, it now looks like this:



While you are at it, can you replace the ":" with " - " instead of "_" please? You can take a look at yt-dlp's --compat-options filename-sanitization for what they use as character replacements since you guys work with the source...

So the resulting folder and file should be 90 Day Fiance - The Other Way instead of 90 Day Fiance_ The Other Way

Thanks

[Mona]

The report is received, the developers will check.

[MrGrackle]

I hate to see what it does with a show that has three dots in the name. A popular disc program fails to rip when the volume id has three dots.
Three dots is obviously a dos command to back out of a folder.

[Mona]

When downloading stuff that have illegal characters in the title, StreamFab no longer sanitizes the folder and file names.

In v6.1.4.1 this was still working. 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way would be written as 90 Day Fiance_ The Other Way.

in v6.1.4.2, it now looks like this:



While you are at it, can you replace the ":" with " - " instead of "_" please? You can take a look at yt-dlp's --compat-options filename-sanitization for what they use as character replacements since you guys work with the source...

So the resulting folder and file should be 90 Day Fiance - The Other Way instead of 90 Day Fiance_ The Other Way

Thanks

Hi jpp72, it works here. Could you please try it again with v6143? Thanks.

[jpp72]

Hi jpp72, it works here. Could you please try it again with v6143? Thanks.

Yes, of course it works. Which is part of an ongoing problem i mentioned several times before: Why wasn't the fix listed in the v6.1.4.3 changelog?

[MrGrackle]

I don't know if this is necessarily a problem, but maybe the issue is not really 100% resolved.
I recently downloaded an upgraded version of a TV episode with the character á in it. The original old version has that character in it, the new copy it is now an a.
I mean I get it, maintaining a basic character set to maintain compatibility. But is an á an invalid character?

[Mona]

I don't know if this is necessarily a problem, but maybe the issue is not really 100% resolved.
I recently downloaded an upgraded version of a TV episode with the character á in it. The original old version has that character in it, the new copy it is now an a.
I mean I get it, maintaining a basic character set to maintain compatibility. But is an á an invalid character?

Please give us the link to the example and the log file, thanks.

[Mona]

Yes, of course it works. Which is part of an ongoing problem i mentioned several times before: Why wasn't the fix listed in the v6.1.4.3 changelog?

I agree that it should have been mentioned, sorry for that.

[Sebastian001]

I can confirm that the problem also exists with RTL+ in version 6143. "?" is replaced with the symbol "��"

[Mona]

I can confirm that the problem also exists with RTL+ in version 6143. "?" is replaced with the symbol "��"

Please provide an example and related log file, thanks.

[Sebastian001]

6.1.4.4

Log.zip

[Sebastian001]

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[Mona]

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OK, thank you.