When a filename contains one ore more dots, then everything that follows the first dot is lost in the output filename as it is saved be default.
In an example, a file with the source filename:
My.Name.Is.File.ts
the output file is (by default) saved as:
My.[0].ts
Instead of taking the first dot in the filename to determine where the extension begins, it would be better to take the last dot.
In this case the default output filename would be saved as:
My.Name.Is.File.[0].ts
Output Filename partialy saved if it contains dot(s)
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Re: Output Filename partialy saved if it contains dot(s)
Dear thefireman:
Thanks for your message.
'Instead of taking the first dot in the filename to determine where the extension begins, it would be better to take the last dot.'
Will let our developers implement this.
Please feel free to send us your further advice and suggestion.
Thank you very much.
Best Regards,
FameRing Support Team
Thanks for your message.
'Instead of taking the first dot in the filename to determine where the extension begins, it would be better to take the last dot.'
Will let our developers implement this.
Please feel free to send us your further advice and suggestion.
Thank you very much.
Best Regards,
FameRing Support Team
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Re: Output Filename partialy saved if it contains dot(s)
this continues to happen... hope that is fixable soon