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the get_current_track_info() function now handles the track data(album, artist, year, filename, genre and title) as bytes. previously, the library would incorrectly show the data for some tracks(in my case, tracks with filenames with uncommon characters and titles would make the library read too many bytes for each attribute and basically include parts of attributes next to the filename attribute to it) because AIMP counted some of the characters as two. i fixed it by re-encoding the track data as utf-16-le(so no BOM character thus easier to work with bytes) and reading it as bytes using BytesIO instead of StringIO.
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previously, the library would incorrectly show the data for some tracks because AIMP counted some of the characters as two in its Remote API.
example: