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All that needs to be deleted is the database folder. There's no reason to delete anything more. If the files are locked, UMS is still running. Restarting the computer should fix that.

The subtitles fix isn't in, and there's mostly minor things in 7.1.0, so I'd just stay with the one you have for now.

Do NOT disable the firewall on the router. Disable the Windows firewall on the computer running UMS.

Your "solution" doesn't sound relevant. Have you had this problem and applied this, or are you simply guessing?

It seems correct to me.

If your TV supports MKV with EAC-3, you should add "eac3" to the "a:" part of the supported line where "f:" is "mkv". If your TV doesn't support it, you must leave it as it is so that the file is transcoded. The line in question is the one referred by this log line: TRACE 2018-06-12 21:07:30.123 [HT...

From what I can see from the log, the file is a MKV. The matching attempts you see in the log is first for the file without transcoding (the "mkv" match attempts). Then when it has decided to transcode, it also checks if the transcoded format is supported - which is when you get the "mpegts" match a...

@squadjot I'm pretty sure your TV doesn't support TX3G subtitles. That would explain both why you don't see any with the "No transcoding" option and why UMS wants to transcode the video. The only way to get this to work with subtitles is most likely to get transcoding to work with the TV.

It's impossible to figure out why the file is transcoded since the log files aren't in "trace mode". As long as you choose "no transcoding" in the transcoding folder, the file is sent as-is, including internal subtitles. If the subtitles isn't displayed then, it's probably because the TV doesn't sup...

There is no information in the attached zip file. Have you made sure that there really isn't a problem with your network connection? If you're using WiFi your bandwidth might be to small, or if your CPU is weak and you're transcoding it might not be able to keep up.