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General: This release adds a build for Apple ARM devices, which has been our most-requested feature recently. Users of this build can expect a roughly 3x increase in transcoding speed/efficiency. There are also a bunch of other fixes and improvements. Download: This release is available on our Patr...

That seems like good progress. How long is "a long time"?

The fix I've made is to have an option in renderer configs that can enable dc:date, disabled by default. It's a shame but in the end the ability to browse files is the highest priority

Ah great, that was a lucky guess to get it first try. The fix will be in the next release
For the record it is really a bug with your renderer, but it's nothing new for us to workaround renderer bugs

Sorry to see the troubles you're having. I noticed that in 10.20.0 we added a "dc:date" attribute to what we send, maybe your renderer doesn't like it. I have reverted that in this test build, please try it https://www.universalmediaserver.com/up ... dcdate.exe

General: This release fixes some important bugs and adds the Estonian language. We found and fixed a bug in 11.1.1 during the release process, hence the amazing version number you see before you. Download: This release is available on our Patreon page for all subscribers, and will be released publi...

Happy Birthday and what a coincidence, born on 05/27 too, but a bit older. ;) I'm happy to see that UMS is still around and the development pace did rise in the last years. A big thanks to all contributors! Thanks a lot pipin, and happy birthday too! Happy Birthday, Guys!!! Thank You and Thanks to ...

In v11 we support HLS transcoding. I wonder if it will work with Roku. Please try the attached profile and if it doesn't work, please provide logs

General: This release extends the playlist API, improves performance and fixes bugs. We are hard at work on upcoming versions and wanted to share a screenshot of our progress on converting the current user interface into a web browser-based one that will let us make it much more powerful and useful...

Today is the tenth anniversary of the launch of UMS! We have come such a long way over that time. We started in 2012 as a fork of PS3 Media Server, which was one of the most popular and highly-rated media servers around. I was also a developer of that project. In those days, it was simply a DLNA med...