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rmanal wrote: ↑Thu Dec 13, 2018 8:25 pm So is it your TV that mix both file types?

Yes, it's the function of renderer to either include or exclude media types while displaying.

For documentation, start here https://github.com/UniversalMediaServer/UniversalMediaServer/wiki/Creating-a-custom-device-configuration . Also there's lot of in-code documentation in ums/src/main/external-resources/renderers/DefaultRenderer.conf . Look at the section "SUPPORTED MEDIA FORMATS"

My LG TV uses one app for handling photo and video, and another one for audio. So ideally I don't see how putting photo and video in a single folder be any issue. What problem are you facing?

You don't need to permanently convert the files - UMS can do that on the fly. Use an appropriate renderer configuration (use existing one to start) which is supported by Roku 1.

TranscodeVideo = MPEGTS-MPEG2-AC3

Follow the same process as listed on top of the page. Debug logs are the only way developers can help point out the issue.

Please follow " Problem Reporting Guidelines " at the top.

Though I can't guarantee it to work, you can try renaming the path com\sun\jna\linux-x86-64\ to com\sun\jna\freebsd-x86-64\ inside ums.jar. Use any zip utility to do that. Remember to keep a backup of ums.jar.

If you're looking for translating SRT subs, http://www.syedgakbar.com/projects/subtitles-translate provides a handy utility for the same. It uses Google translate or Bing to perform translation. Hope people will find it useful.

Can you try this https://hub.docker.com/r/atamariya/ums/ ?

You need to mount /profile (containing UMS.conf - this ensures your customization is not lost on restart) and /media (containing media files) to directories in local system. A sample below: