[mythtv] utf8 and local8Bit in log messages

[Kai Fritzowsky]

Hi!

This tiny patch logs recording messages in local8Bit instead of ut8.

Explaination:
In libs/libmythtv/jobqueue.cpp a log message is built this way:
    QString logDesc = QString("\"%1\" recorded from channel %2 at %3")
                          .arg(program_info->title.local8Bit())
                          .arg(program_info->chanid)
                          .arg(program_info->startts.toString());
[...]
    QString msg = QString("Starting Commercial Flagging for %1.")
                          .arg(logDesc);

The same thing is done that way in libs/libmythtv/scheduledrecording.cpp
and programs/mythbackend/scheduler.cpp:

            msg += QString(" \"%1\" on channel: %2 on cardid: %3, "
                           "sourceid %4").arg(nextRecording->title)
                .arg(nextRecording->chanid)
                .arg(nextRecording->cardid)
                .arg(nextRecording->sourceid);
[...]
            gContext->LogEntry("scheduler", LP_NOTICE, "Schedule Change", 
                               msg.utf8());

This leads to the following results for me when I go to
Information Center/System Status/Log Entries:

Finished recording Star Trek: Das nÀchste Jahrhundert ...
Finished Commercial Flagging for "Star Trek: Das nächste ...

With this patch, all entries will be shown correctly.

/Kai
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<                        msg.utf8());
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>                        msg.local8Bit());
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<                                msg.utf8());
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>                                msg.local8Bit());