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SubJunk wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 27, 2018 5:07 pm

The Windows releases work on Windows Vista onwards. We are working on supporting older versions.

Why put energy and time on that? Stick on 7+ for now, XP is not secure and should go.

Meanwhile I will try to find someone to package it for a QNAP NAS.

Cool, glad to see there is a 3D Movies folder as I am a fan of 3D.

BTW I just bought a NAS and found out UMS is available on it so I will have to take a look. There won'be be a nice GUI like on Windows so I will have to look at the config file. Hope it will work without having to touch it.

Was still running 6.2.2 so decided to install this 6.5.0 to see if it would work better on our new Vizio in the bedroom but it's not. I was able to browse pictures but for videos it is slow and I cannot get it to work. I posted about it here where it's seems to be a problem for another user also.

Hi, Just bought that HDTV and I'm very impressed so far for the price, I'm usually hard to satisfy regarding colors and image quality. Whatever... Just like you, it's incredibly slow to navigate in folders. The first time I thought it froze but then I decided to wait and after 3-4 minutes I saw the ...

I see notes: Improved support for Panasonic Viera GT50 TVs (thanks, pcjco!)

What have changed exactly? I'm curious as I have a GT50.

I sent a PM to pcjco, still not read so I thought I would ask here.

Upgraded from 3.x and quicly tested a few seconds of a few files I had and seems to work like a charm... GT50 here. Thanks!

Link points to Java 7 version while I have 8... I was able to figure out the download link though.
Is everything fine with the Java 8 version?

UMS 5 already? 4.0.0 was release just 2 months ago... what important change makes it as a new major version? Just curious... I'm still using 3.x as I thought all bugs were not sorted out in 4.x

Patience is a virtue ;) But I asked again 72 hours later :? hehe :D The changes were related to subtitle support - more subtitle types now work with Panasonic TVs, and we added specific support for the VT60 series which allows VT60 users to take advantage of its newer capabilities Ok good... so no ...

Rhialto wrote:

• Improved support for Panasonic TVs

Since I own a GT50, I'm curious what have been improved. Or what does it mean to me.

Hmmm... I didn't know it would be such a though question!