
Re: [BETA] firmware version r3612 with YAMJ & Trial BT
Imoht wrote:
New firmware works fine for me on PlayOnHDmini except some categories in the Jukebox (YAMJ). I'm getting the same error message as described by badgerman a few posts earlier: 'Unable to service request'. This happens on different categories like Other/All, Other/HD, Genres/Action, etc. The strange thing is that some categories works fine.
Would be great if anybody has a suggestion how to solve this or at least has some ideas about the root cause.
Thanks.
BUG in firmware found: After several hours of testing I've found the reason why some categories are not showing up. In the RSS files of the Jukebox directory the title tag causes problems on the PlayOnHDmini. The following title tag causes the 'Unable to service request' error:
<item>
<title>Sakrileg oder Legende - Das Rä</title>
<link>rss_file:///usr/local/etc/scripts/Das.Rätsel.um.den.Da.Vinci.Code.rss</link>
<media:thumbnail url="/usr/local/etc/scripts/Das.Rätsel.um.den.Da.Vinci.Code_small.png" />
</item>
And this one works fine:
<item>
<title>Sakrileg oder Legende - Das Rae</title>
<link>rss_file:///usr/local/etc/scripts/Das.Rätsel.um.den.Da.Vinci.Code.rss</link>
<media:thumbnail url="/usr/local/etc/scripts/Das.Rätsel.um.den.Da.Vinci.Code_small.png" />
</item>
The original file name in the movie directory: Das.Rätsel.um.den.Da.Vinci.Code.avi
I've tested with other German specific characters and the following causes the above described error:
'ü' stands for 'ü' and the only working title is 'ue'
'ä' stands for 'ä' and the only working title is 'ae'
'ö' stands for 'ö' and the only working title is 'oe'
'ß' stands for 'ss' works fine with 'ss'
Not sure if this is something that needs to be corrected in the YAMJ code that is used during generating the RSS files or in the PlayonHD firmware. On my PC all the categories works fine when testing them with an Internet Browser (Firefox and Internet Explorer).
Can you please let me know that this bug will be solved?
Thanks a lot for your hard work in improving the end user experience with every firmware!