This message reflects the fact that a single byte string (ISO-8859 or so) is evaluated in an UTF-8 context. The ö marks a multibyte character in UTF8 (Unicode characters coded as 8 to 48 bits), as the à (uppercase A with tilde) does.Ludwig Nussel wrote:Hi, vdr 1.2.6 segfaults in the "What's on now?" screen if there are channels with Umlauts (e.g. WDR Köln). For some reason asprintf refuses those channels (Invalid or incomplete multibyte or wide character). vdr doesn't evaluate the return value of asprintf and