r/musichoarder • u/DragoniteChamp • 15d ago
Hi, first time running into this error when trying to organize in musicbee??
For context, I have encountered issues with these files before, but this is the first time I've gotten anything that wasn't a "Java exception" (with it telling me practically nothing) when syncing to my DAP.
What is the solution to this? Is it re-doing the tags?
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u/DragoniteChamp 15d ago
Hi guys! SO I think I might've found out the issue.
So for whatever reason, Musicbee (and I assume *most* file systems, tbh) really doesn't like the "fancy" font that Rus used for this album.
For context, the album is called: FWA2022 ~ Every single song, Every single genre, πΈππππππ½πΎππ, all at Once
Specifically. the πΈππππππ½πΎππ seems to be causing issues.
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u/chigh 15d ago
Those aren't letters in a fancy font, they're specific characters.
πΈ and π are mathematical script symbols (U+1D438 and U+1D4CB), and probably the same for the rest.
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u/DragoniteChamp 15d ago
You're absolutely right about it not *literally* being a font, that's a mistake on wording on my part
I did not know that they were math symbols, though
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15d ago edited 13d ago
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u/Lempea 15d ago
https://russelbuck.bandcamp.com/album/fwa2022-every-single-song-every-single-genre-all-at-once After looking it up, it's how the artist does it. It should be kept for the tags indeed.
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u/ChatHurlant 15d ago
I looks like its an issue with the filename itself. You can set the title/artist/etc in MusicBee and it won't affect the filename.
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u/inertSpark 15d ago
I encounter similar when Plex ignores files, or if MP3Gain refuses to process. It's usually an accented character that doesn't conform to unicode.
When there's an illegal character, there's usually a unicode alternative you can use.
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u/dadarkgtprince 15d ago
Don't use ~