superfluous plus signs for certain metadata values

[valsolim]

Hello,

Music Converter 16.1 on Windows 10 Pro (64bit) shows unwanted plus signs for the following values: Size, Sample Rate, Bit Rate. Although the plus sign is meaningless for these measures, it appears both in the Pop-Up Information in Windows Explorer as well as in the "Audio Properties" Property Sheet. Please, have a look at the picture:



Could it be associated with the system language setting and number formatting? My system is set to the Czech locale...

Obviously, it's not a big issue, however, the superfluous plus signs just don't look right :-)

Best regards!
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Miloslav

[Dat Ei]

Re: superfluous plus signs for certain metadata values

Hey Miloslav,

I don't see those plus signs on my system (german locale). So I would guess that it is the setup Czech locale which leads to that effect.


Dat Ei

[valsolim]

Re: superfluous plus signs for certain metadata values

Hello,

I remember these superfluous plus signs didn't show up in W7 so there must be some coincidence with the OS update and maybe the locale setting...

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Miloslav

[Dat Ei]

Re: superfluous plus signs for certain metadata values

Hey Miloslav,

I'm on Windows 10 Pro (64bit) too. So that can't be the problem.


Dat Ei

[mville]

Re: superfluous plus signs for certain metadata values

I remember these superfluous plus signs didn't show up in W7 so there must be some coincidence with the OS update and maybe the locale setting...

What do you get if you temporarily change the locale setting?

[valsolim]

Re: superfluous plus signs for certain metadata values

What do you get if you temporarily change the locale setting?

I didn't dare to change this setting on my main machine yet. Okay, I will install dMC on another computer with the same OS and will report back...
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Miloslav

[valsolim]

Re: superfluous plus signs for certain metadata values

So, after installing Music Converter on my second computer I first saw exactly the same plus signs, but eventually I managed to solve this issue! Changing the locale wasn't actually necessary - it was sufficient to "restore number format" (http://www.isunshare.com/windows-10/...indows-10.html). Despite of the fact that I certainly did not customize this setting...

Thank you and best regards
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Miloslav