Thanks, Tried that, Using 'locale' causes the following error. 

ascii "\x99" does not map to Unicode at /scripts/audio/audio line 254.
TagLib: Could not open file /TestMusic/Blue \x99yster Cult/Don't Fear 
+the Reaper- The Best of Blue \x99yster Cult/06 - (Don't Fear) The Rea
+per.mp3

/TestMusic/Blue \x99yster Cult/Don't Fear the Reaper- The Best of Blue
+ \x99yster Cult/06 - (Don't Fear) The Reaper.mp3
Can't call method "length" on an undefined value at /scripts/audio/aud
+io line 227.

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Using 'utf8', Gets rid of the error, however it still does not properly display the Artists or Album names ... The $filename is still correct.

-Enjoy
fh : )_~

In reply to Re^2: Malformed UTF-8 character, TagLib by Anonymous Monk
in thread Malformed UTF-8 character, TagLib by Anonymous Monk

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