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<blockquote data-quote="gemx" data-source="post: 177791" data-attributes="member: 26324"><p>jonxm05:</p><p>Just had another look at this issue.</p><p>It seems there is a problem with mixing the reading directions of the complete filename.</p><p>A part of the filename is in the Latin alphabet (left to right) and a part is in Hebrew (right to left).</p><p>What i have found so far is that normally NTFS has full unicode support but you may not mix the codepages in one filename.</p><p>Only thing that came to my mind is replace all non latin characters by their hex-representation like "FE3F" or something.</p><p>This would always work but if the filename (not the path) only contains these characters you won't be able to identify the file in the filesystem or MyVideos (at least not in filesystem view).</p><p>I don't think that is an option!?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gemx, post: 177791, member: 26324"] jonxm05: Just had another look at this issue. It seems there is a problem with mixing the reading directions of the complete filename. A part of the filename is in the Latin alphabet (left to right) and a part is in Hebrew (right to left). What i have found so far is that normally NTFS has full unicode support but you may not mix the codepages in one filename. Only thing that came to my mind is replace all non latin characters by their hex-representation like "FE3F" or something. This would always work but if the filename (not the path) only contains these characters you won't be able to identify the file in the filesystem or MyVideos (at least not in filesystem view). I don't think that is an option!? [/QUOTE]
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