This doesn't seem to have any real consequences so it's not a real problem but it's just bugging me because I can't figure out what's going on.
I use a robocopy script to transfer my music library to my music player. It works, but the log it produces is puzzling me - it seems to see unprintable characters in some folder names - yet when I look at the source folders on the hard-drive the names are perfectly valid, and in any case the folders and contents are successfully copied to the device (where they also look perfectly OK).
Just that the log reports things like this:
New Dir 39 E:\MyAccount\My Music\MediaMonkey\Podcasts\?A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs\
Why is that "?" there?
Everything works OK, other than the log reports the copying of files in the wrong order, as that "?" messes-up the alphabetical ordering. It's just a bit puzzling, is all. I'm guessing it might have something to do with different character sets or something, and that "A" perhaps is not _really_ an "A"? As the destination is formatted FAT32, I have noticed that causing weird results with things like 'long hyphens' in file names, I assume it's something to do with that?
I use a robocopy script to transfer my music library to my music player. It works, but the log it produces is puzzling me - it seems to see unprintable characters in some folder names - yet when I look at the source folders on the hard-drive the names are perfectly valid, and in any case the folders and contents are successfully copied to the device (where they also look perfectly OK).
Just that the log reports things like this:
New Dir 39 E:\MyAccount\My Music\MediaMonkey\Podcasts\?A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs\
Why is that "?" there?
Everything works OK, other than the log reports the copying of files in the wrong order, as that "?" messes-up the alphabetical ordering. It's just a bit puzzling, is all. I'm guessing it might have something to do with different character sets or something, and that "A" perhaps is not _really_ an "A"? As the destination is formatted FAT32, I have noticed that causing weird results with things like 'long hyphens' in file names, I assume it's something to do with that?
