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ISSUE: Output filenames from the playlists shown above have single apostrophe character (') being replaced by its HTML character code (') when invoking the %(series)s filename attribute. I imagine this has something to do with Unicode/UTF-8/ASCII output encoding not playing well together. I have searched and tried several solutions but all to not avail. The files are being written to a Drobo NAS device, which I believe uses a proprietary Unix-based RAID OS/architecture, but I get the same naming issue if I try to write the files out to the local desktop filesystem (macOS). I have masked my IP address and cut the log above short, but hopefully it provides enough info. Thank you in advance for any solutions you can provide!