I've had a huge problem with a variety of diacritics / accent marks in filenames. I lost a few files because I didn't notice that Dropbox had failed to sync umlauts and a few more rare characters between operating systems. So pulling from this list: http://pinyin.info/unicode/diacritics.html - I created a set of filename character replacements for dMC settings. This will replace any diacriticals with the closest unaccented latin character. It's been a game changer for me, posting it here in case it helps anyone else (and probably so I can find it again in a couple years). This is how I've changed it on macOS, I'm not sure about Windows.
- First, completely quit any dBpoweramp programs that are running.
- Then find the registry file at:
~/Library/dBpoweramp/XRegistry
and open it in a text editor. - Look for the key
"dMCFileNameChrReplace"
(If you have current replacements set, you might want to copy them to a blank text