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Support of german "Umlaute"

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11:48 am
July 31, 2012


WebBuddha

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Hi Michell,

is it possible that you can add the support of german "Umlaute". Because if I got an movie with an "Umlaut", I'm not able to find the Cover etc.

For example -> http://www.imdb.de/title/tt0451079/

The filname does'nt contain an "Umlaut", so it is written with "oe" instead of "ö".

Other "Umlaute" and the written forms are:

"ä" -> ae

"ü" -> ue

Oh, I'm missing one form: "ß" -> ss

Thanks in Advance and for those great Application

WebBuddha

12:04 pm
July 31, 2012


Michell Bak

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Post edited 12:08 pm - July 31, 2012 by Michell Bak


Hey!

This is sadly not something I can do. Other languages use similar forms – in Danish "ae" = æ, "aa" = å, "oe" = ø. The same pattern can be found in other languages, so there's really no way I can support it.

The easiest and best way would simply be for the user to change their file names. File names should be able to contain words with Umlaut, and I've just tried to do a search using "Horton hört ein Hu" and that worked just fine.

Michell

12:07 pm
July 31, 2012


WebBuddha

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Ok, thanks for the very fast information.

I'll have a look into those filenames and change them. No problem at all.

Regards

WebBuddha

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