Problem: Universal Media Server 5.0.1 - 5.1.4 still cannot display non-latin character (Parsing characters)

[popoguy]

Problem: Universal Media Server 5.0.1 - 5.1.4 still cannot display non-latin character (Parsing characters)
But UMS 5.00(release Jan 2015) can work.

Problem:(can not browse folder name and file name on non-latin character, eg, Japanese , Chinese, (UTF8).., even change file name to latin character,it can not play.)
Anybody can fix it?

Attached 2 file: one is working UMS5.0.0, another is Not working on non-latin character.

System: osx 10.10.3
UMS 5.0.1 - 5.1.4
java version "1.6.0_65"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_65-b14-466.1-11M4716)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 20.65-b04-466.1, mixed mode)

[popoguy]

Push

[SubJunk]

Hi popoguy, can you please try to copy the file "libmediainfo.dylib" from 5.0.0 onto the latest version? I think that might fix it

[popoguy]

Hi popoguy, can you please try to copy the file "libmediainfo.dylib" from 5.0.0 onto the latest version? I think that might fix it

Thanks, I had tested but no help on 5.1.4,
However the problem is solved at 5.2.3 Java 6 version.

Now i just tested on UMS 5.3.1 (Java 8 version ), it also appear same problem on it, and i try to following your method to replace the file "ibmediainfo.dylib" and "fonts" folder but NO help.

[popoguy]

push ,i had tested all Universal Media Server ( 5.0.0 - 6.0b, ,Java 8 vesion) , cannot display non-latin (eg.Chinese ) name video file which "Folder contain non-latin charater".

Even i replace the lastest libmediainfo.dylib, fonts.conf, fonts.dtd.
How evern the Jave 6 version is Not problem on 5.0.0 and 5.2.3. Java 6 version). Anyone can following and fix it?

Attached ums_dbg.zip. (one of my test, all version result is same),

[Nadahar]

I have a suspicion that the problem lies with the JVM. As far as I know, the Java 6 in OS X is supplied by Apple while Java 7/8 isn't. UMS has stopped Java 6 support since Java 6 is terribly limiting, but that also mean that you no longer use Apple's JVM.

If you test older versions in Java 6 vs Java 7/8 versions, you should get an idea if this is the problem.