Yes, I've played with the various option for that function. I don't think any of them affect # symbols anyway, but coding the replace by hand ensures the hash symbol is replaced at the point "m_hubPlayerSession->open_uri(uri);" is called.
It still doesn't work.
So something either happens to the std::string which is used to make the "const media::Track::UriType" in the constructor, or the uri is re-mangled somewhere further downstream. Chasing the code further is beyond my skill, as the media-hub code gets into proper C++ territory and I only really know C.
Yes, I've played with the various option for that function. I don't think any of them affect # symbols anyway, but coding the replace by hand ensures the hash symbol is replaced at the point "m_hubPlayerSes sion->open_ uri(uri) ;" is called.
It still doesn't work.
So something either happens to the std::string which is used to make the "const media:: Track:: UriType" in the constructor, or the uri is re-mangled somewhere further downstream. Chasing the code further is beyond my skill, as the media-hub code gets into proper C++ territory and I only really know C.
Any help appreciated.