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This must be some feature the PS3 has, UMS will simply deliver the file/stream on request, it's entirely up to the renderer if it chooses to play or store it.

Hi10p can be used in h264, that's the problem. We can detect it via MediaInfo, the problem is how to work it into the existing system. I don't think Hi10p_Support = Yes/No isn't a good way, it need to be part of the "supported" line syntax, and we'd need to be able to negate as well since ...

UNS keeps the configuration in memory and save it when you quit. The configuration is saved at slightly different locations depending on platform. Under Windows the default location is "%programdata%\UMS", on Linux is it "~/.config/UMS" (user dependent). You can override this loc...

We don't really use the linux package ourselves, so it's unlikely that we'll se disadvantages with it. If you have suggestions for a smarter way to pack it, we could consider it.

robarts wrote:mp4 and mkv file with subtitle external not play on Philips 32pfl7606t/12

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It seems to have been a build error of 5.5.0 for OS X. We apologize, please use 5.4.0 until the next release is out.

There seems to have been a build error on the OS X version of 5.5.0. You should stay with 5.4.0 until the next release which is soon. We apologize for the trouble.

It's still very hard to understand how UMS can be to blame if the sound is fine on the TV speakers but not on your receiver. Sounds very strange to me.

That's strange, 24001/1001 is wrong for PAL. Are you sure those are needed for PAL?

I have no idea what the issue is, and yes: You can break a fiber optic cable. They should never be bent sharply. That said, I don't know if a broken cable would produce such results. I'd think that a broken cable wouldn't produce anything at all, but I guess anything is possible.