Currently (11.53) the program shows instead real filename something like "SCALAR(0x4748ef4)" if a filename in a torrent contains non-ASCII characters.
Using it with -b helps. But it also adds "pieces" torrent's field.
I think that it should shows the real filename without -b flag.
"pieces" is the real binary information so it should be output with -b. But filenames... it's just a text. It should not require -b.
UPD. In the last version (12.27) it just shows "(Binary data 26 bytes, use -b option to extract)" instead of "SCALAR(0x4748ef4)".
Can you post or email me a sample file? My email is philharvey66 at gmail.com
- Phil
Here is it.
---
With -b:
"length": 21,
"path": ["folder","新しいファイル.txt"]
Without:
"length": 21,
"path": ["folder","(Binary data 25 bytes, use -b option to extract)"]
PH Edit: Removed zip attachment which I couldn't open anyway.
Great, thanks. ExifTool 12.28 will extract this properly.
- Phil