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PyInstaller + macOS: "An error occured while opening" files with special characters #121
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Hello, that looks like a bug with pyinstaller. Please provide at least a stack trace so I can see what is happening. |
Hi @sbraz , I try to use ffmpeg instead pymediainfo to get the video info in my app. It's works well. |
Hrm, I'm seeing a similar issue. Some of my app's users (macOS, PyInstaller) are reporting something similar (tracebacks below). I cannot reproduce on Linux, but I'll try on macOS.
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@rsnyman Hi, I really don't know what could happen with PyInstaller. I don't have an OSX system I can test right now. If you could reproduce, it would be nice. I assume, outside of PyInstaller, there won't be a problem. |
@rsnyman any luck reproducing without PyInstaller? If I were to attempt to reproduce this with PyInstaller, how would I do it? |
Hi, I use pymediainfo to extract the information for video.
In the development mode. everyting is fine.
But when made a application from pyinstaller. when the program read a video file from pure english path will be OK.
if the path include chinese chars will be crashed. like: /Users/leo/Movies/测试视频/test01.mp4, or /Users/leo/Movies/测试01.mp4.
But the same file copy to /Users/leo/Movies/test01.mp4 will be parsed success.
Is there a encode bug?
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