Booklets

[Andre Gosselin]

(08-01-2017 21:44)magister Wrote:  

(05-01-2017 18:10)simoncn Wrote:  Unicode contains various alternative characters for ( and [.

This is true, although I would not expect a standard US keyboard to generate anything other than the basic symbols (the lookalikes are mostly in the mathematical or East Asian ranges of Unicode).

In any event, retyping Kind Of Blue (2013 Remaster) completely did the trick, as suggested by Dieter. I suspect that this has to do with the fact that I do my tagging on Windows and then move the files to a Linux-based NAS. Dieter, do you move your files around this way? Or maybe it has to do the origin -- I downloaded this album from a vendor, and the files probably got passed around among various operating systems as part of the production process.

I've always limited my filenames to A-Z, a-z, _, 0-9 and (more recently) space. Occasionally I think I'm overly strict in this regard, then something like this comes along to convince me I'm not.

In your original post, I noticed the use of white space inside your filenames. From experience, I know that it is not easy to identify a string of 2 spaces where you think you see just one (unless the name is displayed in monospaced font). Out of curiosity, could your problematic pdf filenames have included consecutive spaces, where you tags contained just one ?

Regards