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are value’s hardcoded into the closed source binary dmaosd, which run the WD
we can’t easily change the value’s or how dmaosd handles them
as themer’s we just add the line to the appropriate xml
it’s possible that special characters may not work - I haven’t tried it
to be more exact the image file (movie sheet) must be named exactly as dmaosd displays the text for
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if that includes a special character, then the moviesheet name must also include the special character
It’s also possible that we may need to plan for how dmaosd will interpret the special characters
in linux, while not advisable, it is possible to create a file name with (colon) : as part of the file name
and I suspect if the sheet was created in linux with the exact matching name (including colon : ), it should work
in windows, I believe it will give you an error message
example of another special character, which I tested successful on the older WD Live
is the character /
which is usually a delimiter for folders
under settings there’s a text value named “Audio/Video”
when creating a backdrop for this text value
I create a folder “Audio” inside the root of the theme, which dmaosd interprets the / as indicating a folder
inside the folder a single image titled “Video”
which dmaosd then displays as the image representing the string “Audio/Video”
edit: I think filesystem used will also make a different, i.e. Fat32, NTFS, ext3