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Teknojnky
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Post by Teknojnky »

You can use mask $left(\podcasts\<album>\<title>,240) and it will limit the path to 240 characters which should be fine for most things.

It would be better if it was an option automatically keep any path under the limit, but with the $left you can now choose for yourself.
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Post by Killjoy12 »

Thanks - that should be good enough. I'm a little worried about invalid filename characters, but we'll see how often then actually happens.
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Post by Teknojnky »

MM has some default mappings for invalid characters.. some information @ http://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/index.p ... ctFilename
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Post by Killjoy12 »

Thanks!
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Post by Ludek »

There is the automatic filename stripping (cutting) when filename is longer than 200 chars. And the podcast works fine for me by using the default settings (is stripped correctly). There must be another issue. After reviewing the code I maybe see one. I'm looking into this and will be probably fixed in the next build.
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Post by Ludek »

Yes, the filepath trimming really should work fine now.
Check over this in build 1134, please. (once is released)

Thanks.
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Post by Killjoy12 »

Ok - just to be clear, there was an issue that should be fixed in the next beta?
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Post by Ludek »

Yes, it is fixed in 3.0.2 RC-3 (build 1134), you can check over this.
http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... ostorder=1
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Post by Killjoy12 »

Thanks - I will.
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Post by Guest »

The filepath trimming work fine when only single byte characters are used.
But the treatment of double byte characters should be reviewed.
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