hello everyone~
I've tried to add an FTP directory as my XBMC file source
some of directories name contains Chinese characters...
but it can only be display in the list
I can not access these directories
I've found that the official XBMC seems like fixed this issue last year
( for detail:
https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/2256 )
Did Xbian fixed this issue too?
or there is another workaround in Xbian?
btw. I didn't have the permission of the FTP...
so, I cannot configure the FTP Server or modify the file/directory name in it...
Xbian RC1 in XMC has locale support for Chinese (China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan).
Can you provide a screenshot of the problem.
It might be the FTP server is using a different locale to what XBMC uses.
Can you access the FTP server by any other means (Windoze) and see if you get the same problem.
(4th Mar, 2014 03:00 AM)IriDium Wrote: [ -> ]Xbian RC1 in XMC has locale support for Chinese (China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan).
Can you provide a screenshot of the problem.
It might be the FTP server is using a different locale to what XBMC uses.
Can you access the FTP server by any other means (Windoze) and see if you get the same problem.
my Xbian version is beta 2, is it newer than RC1?
my XBMC user interface can display Chinese
the language was set to Chinese (Traditional) in appearance setting
but there is no "UTF8" charset that I can choose...
so, I can only set "Chinese Traditional (Big5)"
or I should set the charset someone else?
btw. I can access the FTP site and access the files/directories normally by my desktop FTP Client (FileZilla)
RC1 is the latest release.
Can you provide a screenshot of the problem.
This might be an Xbian issue - can you go into ssh xbian-config and go 2 --> 1 --> 4 --> Select the nearest Chinese locale to you.
Reboot and see if that improves anything.
Other than that I have no idea.
(4th Mar, 2014 03:51 AM)IriDium Wrote: [ -> ]RC1 is the latest release.
Can you provide a screenshot of the problem.
This might be an Xbian issue - can you go into ssh xbian-config and go 2 --> 1 --> 4 --> Select the nearest Chinese locale to you.
Reboot and see if that improves anything.
Other than that I have no idea.
I've upgrade my XBMC to RC1
However, the problem still exists....
may I ask how to provide you the screenshot?
(I m a newbie in xbian...sorry for this stupid question...)
thanks for your help!!
I've create an FTP Server for testing and try to reproduce the issue...
ftp host: ec2.is.gy
user/password: (none, anonymous login is okay)
you can add this as a video source in XBMC
and you will find three directories
one of them contains Chinese characters
Can anyone access the directory successfully?
Read "Please read before you post" - Which of course you did? Details are there.
To create a screenprint - Just use the PrtScn key and a screenprint will be created.
The problem most of us will have is that we won't have Chinese locales on our Pi's nor will we know what a "Good" output looks like.
EDIT: Just tried to connect to the FTP and nothing is there!!
(5th Mar, 2014 03:47 AM)IriDium Wrote: [ -> ]Read "Please read before you post" - Which of course you did? Details are there.
To create a screenprint - Just use the PrtScn key and a screenprint will be created.
The problem most of us will have is that we won't have Chinese locales on our Pi's nor will we know what a "Good" output looks like.
EDIT: Just tried to connect to the FTP and nothing is there!!
sorry about that the DNS record seems not fully updated
maybe you can try to connect the ftp host: 54.207.56.103
or just click
ftp://54.207.56.103
and there are 3 directories and 1 txt file now
txt file is the error log of my ftp server that XBMC try to open the Chinese directory
the following is some screenshot in my XBMC
from the error log... It seems like the ftp client in XBMC still send the command in big5 charset
and I had tried to change my charset & language into English
the ftp client still send the command in big5 charset either...
or there are some other configuration I should make?
thanks for your help
I still cannot access the FTP drive.
However, FTP is not a suggested protocol for media streaming - can you access it any other way?
(6th Mar, 2014 02:39 AM)IriDium Wrote: [ -> ]I still cannot access the FTP drive.
However, FTP is not a suggested protocol for media streaming - can you access it any other way?
I've tried to play the video in FTP, ( English filename video)
for a 2.x GV video (.avi file)
It looks fine, and the media streaming is smooth~
so... I wonder know that is there another ways or configuration I can do...
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btw. is
cpc66012-stav13-2-0-cust168.17-3.cable.virginmedia.com your ip address
my ftp log do appear this access log
and my ftp site still work normally now
have you tried to open it in browser?
and I cannot change the FTP site setting of my video source
because it is not my site,
so I cannot access it any other way
I tried and yes that was my IP - I tried with ftp client and browser but without success.
Sorry but I cannot help you any further,
will... thanks for your help anyway~
can anyone else access my ftp site?
it should look like
if you can...
can you add
ftp://57.207.56.103 as the video source in XBMC
and access the last directory?
I've tried to upgrade my XBMC to version 13
this issue has been fixed~
You did well.
Gotham has completely rewritten locale support. By default it uses and follow setup & resources from underlaying system.
and UTF-8 is provided as default