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Sure but default's can still change, as they did when all the show/hide options were "cleaned up" Of course they can. I'm just saying that as long as the user didn't change the setting, the new default will apply automatically. Also, when changes are made to the configuration, it's easy to make the...

"Improved defaults" is a hype :D In any case, I didn't remember this stupid text. Whoever wrote it doesn't care much about the users' well being in my opinion. But yes, you're right, as long as you're "recommended" to delete your configuration when upgrading, there really is a need to store the conf...

I admit I didn't read the whole tread, I just saw that you suggested that there should be a custom renderer-config folder that would not be deleted. That is indeed the function of the "renderers" folder inside the profile folder. It will not be deleted with a normal uninstall, or changed during norm...

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Mon Aug 20, 2018 9:14 am

Another solution could be to have a custom renderer-config folder that would not get deleted.

That already exists, it's in the "renderers" folder in the profile folder. On a standard Windows installation that translates to "C:\ProgramData\UMS\renderers".

Yeah, some people simply lack perspective

@valib That's incorrect. Java code is bitness agnostic. This is just because of a lazy installer implementation.

@rejpal You're absolutely correct, it works much better if the language code (2 or 3 letter, which one doesn't matter) is added to the file name. I don't know why people doesn't do this by default, as there's no reliable way to determine the language automatically that I know of. If we sent every fi...

I think you should take a look at this: https://github.com/UniversalMediaServer/UniversalMediaServer/wiki/Audio-and-Subtitles You need to take into account that the audio language, the subtitles language or both isn't detected. Thus, something like this is probably what you want: spa,off;*,spa;*,und

Take a look at the "Audio settings" tab. There you can specify the audio/subtitle combinations you want. If the audio is English, use Spanish subtitles etc. I bet it's set to not show subtitles for the audio language you use.

You can find the default configuration file with descriptions here: https://github.com/UniversalMediaServer/UniversalMediaServer/blob/master/src/main/external-resources/UMS.conf I don't think you can set the network interface for the web interface separately, is will use the same interface as that u...