I get an encoding error whenever I try to encode a file with a Unicode file name. I'm having the issue with a Japanese name:
未来世紀ジパング【知られざる親日国スリランカ！急成長…その裏には？b】 - 2014-01-13.ts
You can see where the issue occurs in the log file by searching for ".ts". The error first occurs around 224 where FFMPEG throws up an error saying it can't read the following file:
"未来世紀ジパング【知られざる親日国スリランカ！急成長…その裏には？b】 - 2014-01-13.ts"
The garbled text is an improperly encoded Unicode name. It seems from that point, MCEBuddy loses track of the file during that line causing the encoding to fail.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: rboy1 **
未来世紀ジパング【知られざる親日国スリランカ！急成長…その裏には？b】 - 2014-01-13.ts
You can see where the issue occurs in the log file by searching for ".ts". The error first occurs around 224 where FFMPEG throws up an error saying it can't read the following file:
"未来世紀ジパング【知られざる親日国スリランカ！急成長…その裏には？b】 - 2014-01-13.ts"
The garbled text is an improperly encoded Unicode name. It seems from that point, MCEBuddy loses track of the file during that line causing the encoding to fail.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: rboy1 **
found the issue, will fix it. the issue lies when you set the volume parameter and oyu're using the x264 codecs with opts set. a bug with mcebuddy ffmpeg logic when trying to set the me= paramter it accidentally removed the me= from volume= which messed it all up
nothing to do with unicode but thanks for reporting this, I will also see how to fix unicode bugs
I still need your original file to test it please