Updated MediaInfo code for syno/linux.

pull/4/head
Taloth Saldono 10 years ago
parent e98a174884
commit af060d73cc

@ -39,6 +39,36 @@ namespace NzbDrone.Core.Test.MediaFiles.MediaInfo
var info = Subject.GetMediaInfo(path);
info.AudioBitrate.Should().Be(128000);
info.AudioChannels.Should().Be(2);
info.AudioFormat.Should().Be("AAC");
info.AudioLanguages.Should().Be("English");
info.AudioProfile.Should().Be("LC");
info.Height.Should().Be(320);
info.RunTime.Seconds.Should().Be(10);
info.ScanType.Should().Be("Progressive");
info.Subtitles.Should().Be("");
info.VideoBitrate.Should().Be(193329);
info.VideoCodec.Should().Be("AVC");
info.VideoFps.Should().Be(24);
info.Width.Should().Be(480);
}
[Test]
public void get_info_unicode()
{
var srcPath = Path.Combine(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory(), "Files", "Media", "H264_sample.mp4");
var tempPath = GetTempFilePath();
Directory.CreateDirectory(tempPath);
var path = Path.Combine(tempPath, "H264_Pokémon.mkv");
File.Copy(srcPath, path);
var info = Subject.GetMediaInfo(path);
info.AudioBitrate.Should().Be(128000);
info.AudioChannels.Should().Be(2);
info.AudioFormat.Should().Be("AAC");

@ -49,6 +49,8 @@ namespace NzbDrone.Core.MediaFiles.MediaInfo
}
else
{
mediaInfo.Option("CharSet", "UTF-8");
// On non-Windows the wrapper uses the ansi library methods, which libmediainfo converts internally to unicode from multibyte (utf8).
// To avoid building MediaInfoDotNet ourselves we simply trick the wrapper to send utf8 strings instead of ansi.
var utf8filename = Encoding.Default.GetString(Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(filename));

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