Q:

vlcj mlr special character

I have been stalking this great site for ages. Today I finally decided to create an account when I got stuck on a problem.
My problem is rather basic vlcj executing. I have a program running as an audio player. It is all done except for one problem I cannot seem to figure out.
When someone tried to play a song with a 'é' (e with acute) in the filepath, it seems to translate wrong into the system of vlcj.
Example:
I run: 
mediaPlayerComponent.getMediaPlayer().playMedia("file:///C:\\test.mp3");
  //(where mediaPlayerComponentis my is my local instantiated 
  // EmbeddedMediaPlayerComponent) 

And this plays fine. But if I run: 
mediaPlayerComponent.getMediaPlayer().playMedia("file:///C:\\é.mp3");

It does not run anything. 

If I call startMedia instead of playMedia, the boolean return value is false. 
I also tried it without the 'file:///' in front of it, this doesnt functionally change a thing, except if I kill the program, then I get a 'libdvdread' error messages such as:
libdvdread: Could not open C:\?.mp3 with libdvdcss.

So to make the question short and sweet: How do I supply the correct 'mrl' to make vlcj play my 'é.mp3'. And/or which MediaOptions are needed to parse the correct encoding (I am assuming my error is here?)
Preemptively sorry for not supplying an SSCCE, I do not think it will be relevant.
Thank you for your time.

A:

After some interlude I finally found out what went wrong. Apperantly, under windows international characters arent really parsed very well into VLCJ. By adding:
<jvmarg value="-Dvlcj.log=DEBUG>

to my ANT-run script, I suddenly could play files with an e-acute. Apperantly the decoder of the JVM is finalized when initializing.
Hope this helps someone :-)

