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<blockquote data-quote="jonxm05" data-source="post: 173926" data-attributes="member: 47588">Hi GemxThank you for your assistance with this issue. As I have mentioned above I have used the file naming conventions to force only a Date and time as the file name which acts as a good workaround . This only becomes an issue when&nbsp; browsing files on the disk or with other applications it a bit hard to identify recordings . I unfortunately do as I have MPV's on other TV's The following is for purposes of discussion and not complaining&nbsp; Writing files with Hebrew characters in filename is possible and I think you may have been a bit quick to disregard it&nbsp; &nbsp; Here are two facts that prove the above to be correct&nbsp; <ul>
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MP V0.2.2.0&nbsp; recorded files off a Hebrew EPG with Hebrew characters in the file name. I'm not sue but somewhere between V0.2.3.0 RC1 and TVE3 this bug appeared. I have never used older versions but my friends do.&nbsp;&nbsp; 
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MP was successful in opening a folder with the Hebrew characters as the folder name and MP wrote a XML file with the name of the show also made up of Hebrew characters inside the Hebrew folder . The only thing that failed was the writing of the ts and mpg files. </li>
</ul>Further more excluding Hebrew is small issue we are a small country but I Imagen the same issues will affect other non Latin&nbsp; based languages eg Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean etc.....Another issue that is also of importance I should point out. Even though the mpg or ts files were not written to disk no error was reported by the system not in the GUI or in the log files. Surly the fact that the file not being written to disk is enough of a reason to declare the recoding as failed Again this was proposes of discussion and improvement I am a new user and have no interest to offend anyone. MP is a great software and I look forward to both working with it and contributing in the futurethanks jonx</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jonxm05, post: 173926, member: 47588"] Hi Gemx Thank you for your assistance with this issue. As I have mentioned above I have used the file naming conventions to force only a Date and time as the file name which acts as a good workaround . This only becomes an issue when browsing files on the disk or with other applications it a bit hard to identify recordings . I unfortunately do as I have MPV's on other TV's The following is for purposes of discussion and not complaining Writing files with Hebrew characters in filename is possible and I think you may have been a bit quick to disregard it Here are two facts that prove the above to be correct [LIST] MP V0.2.2.0 recorded files off a Hebrew EPG with Hebrew characters in the file name. I'm not sue but somewhere between V0.2.3.0 RC1 and TVE3 this bug appeared. I have never used older versions but my friends do. [/LIST] [LIST] MP was successful in opening a folder with the Hebrew characters as the folder name and MP wrote a XML file with the name of the show also made up of Hebrew characters inside the Hebrew folder . The only thing that failed was the writing of the ts and mpg files. [/LIST] Further more excluding Hebrew is small issue we are a small country but I Imagen the same issues will affect other non Latin based languages eg Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean etc..... Another issue that is also of importance I should point out. Even though the mpg or ts files were not written to disk no error was reported by the system not in the GUI or in the log files. Surly the fact that the file not being written to disk is enough of a reason to declare the recoding as failed Again this was proposes of discussion and improvement I am a new user and have no interest to offend anyone. MP is a great software and I look forward to both working with it and contributing in the future thanks jonx [/QUOTE]

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