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Missing artist image when artist name has illegal character #913

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samkottler opened this issue Nov 5, 2021 · 2 comments
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Missing artist image when artist name has illegal character #913

samkottler opened this issue Nov 5, 2021 · 2 comments
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@samkottler
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In particular, AC/DC has the slash in it which means I cannot save the artist image as AC/DC.* Is there a way to either manually select the image to use or an alternative character that the scanner will recognize?

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paulijar commented Nov 5, 2021

Good point. There's currently no way around this, but I'll try to figure out something for the next version.

@paulijar paulijar added the Bug label Nov 5, 2021
paulijar added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 21, 2021
It was previously impossible to set artist image for an artist having
slash '/' in its name. Also characters <>:"\|?* could be problematic
because these are forbidden in file names on Windows. Any of these
characters may now be replaced with an underscore '_' in the image file
name which is matched to the artist.

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In Music v1.5.0, you can now supply image called "AC_DC.*" to overcome the problem. Also all the characters <>:"\|?* may now be replaced with underscores _ in the image filename (but you don't have to, as the slash / is the only actually forbidden character on Linux file names).

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