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There are ways to do this, but it's not very user-friendly. It involves editing the configuration files manually, and to have at least rudimentary knowledge of regular expressions. Four configuration settings govern what configuration file is "matched": https://github.com/UniversalMediaServer/Univer...

There's loads and loads of threads about this on this forum. Try to disable Windows Firewall/Defender and see if that "solves it". I'm pretty confident it will. If it works, there are several ways to solve it, for example by manually creating the necessary firewall rules.

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There is no, that I know of, straight-forward howto. There are bits of information spread over different sources here and there, and you as the user, have to try to tie it all together. There are some, mostly quite outdated, documentation files in the GUI, but if you don't run the GUI, they aren't t...

It sounds to me like you have several issues all acting together to make a complete mess. Looking in your log I see nothing obvious, except for the fact that your renderer keeps disconnecting while UMS is sending. That is usually caused by UMS not sending according to the renderer's expectations (it...

p.p.s.: just downgraded to UMS 6.8.0, and everything seems to work again. Well, looks like the newest version is not compatible with me. What i still don't get, though: i upgraded over a week ago and for several days there were no problems at all... The newer versions aren't quite compatible with t...

I'm sorry, I can't help you - I just wanted to explain why you can't seek to make it a bit less of a mystery. Handling this correctly is very complicated, and UMS' code has severe "limitations" in this regard. That said, I'm not sure it is possible how ever clever the logic might be to always make i...

This is probably caused by bugs/shortcomings in UMS and isn't directly configurable. That said, there could be configuration options that impacts the bug unintentionally, but there's no "straight forward" way to remedy this. I doubt your old hardware is related, if that was the problem, you should g...

It might be fixable, it depends. The reason you can't seek is that the file is being transcoded. If your TV can play the file form an external harddrive, chances are that it should not be.