boost::filesystem::path codecvt to wstring: error when try to create KDM

[rtX]

I'm getting the error message in the subject line above when I try to create a KDM using a DKDM I've previously used without a problem. I'm using DCP-o-matic KDM Creator 209.0 git 7fe1840eb6. I've tried reinstalling and am still getting the message. Does anyone know what the message means and how to overcome? Many thanks.

Edit: I just tried reporting the error using the application option to do this. I got the following error message when trying to do that:
Runtime Error!
Program: C:\Program Files\DCP-o-matic 2\bin\dcpoomatic2_kdm.exe
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
Please contact the application's support team for more information.

My system is running Windows 10 updated to Anniversary Edition.

[carl]

I'm getting the error message in the subject line above when I try to create a KDM using a DKDM I've previously used without a problem. I'm using DCP-o-matic KDM Creator 209.0 git 7fe1840eb6. I've tried reinstalling and am still getting the message. Does anyone know what the message means and how to overcome? Many thanks.

Sounds like a character set conversion bug. What is the name of the cinema that you are creating a KDM for?

Edit: I just tried reporting the error using the application option to do this. I got the following error message when trying to do that:

Thanks, I have fixed that in my copy.

[rtX]

Thanks for the quick response.
The cinema is called:
Utopia, 16 Avenue de la Faïencerie, L-1510, Luxembourg.

[rtX]

Is there a workaround for this, anybody? They are screening the film on Friday - I'm getting a bit nervous.

[carl]

I'd try taking the ï out of the cinema name.

[rtX]

Thanks. That worked. I thought it must have been due to a character conversion within the KDM itself, not just the file name produced. Sorry for being thick about that.

[carl]

Good. I've got a bug report open for it and I'll investigate.

[rtX]

Thanks, Carl.