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Yes the web if is live as of 4.0. It is always live on port 9001 if you don't tell it otherwise (it is possible to change port or disable it completely).

As always logs are good.
I use OpenSubtitles (which is the backend) quite frequently and it worked this weekend for me.
So start with logs...

The web interface is a complement to the DLNA part. Now Sony has no DLNA support on ps4/vita which if they had would most likely work with UMS. Then Sony has a crap browser which doesn't support flash or ogg. So one might blame sony for poor format support. Without the web interface you can watch 0 ...

The YT clip looks a bit cool :). What works over the web interface (for ps4/ps vita) is to have your video in a streamable format (read mp4). Now for regular browsers UMS transcodes other formats to ogg which is supported by Firefox,Chrome etc. We have experimented quite heavily to try and stream to...

You build it yourself. Prefably using UMSBuilder viewtopic.php?f=25&t=1782

ffmpeg is normally part of an UMS install. If you want' custom ffmpeg just put the exe file in the win32 dir of your UMS install. This is normally c:\program\UniVersal Media Server\win32
(or similar)

I changed transcodevideo to WMV to get all my web videos to work and voila it did. Now all that doesn't work is external subs so I'll dig on that plus the render overlap.

I've had issues with Web streams on both PS3 and Xbox360 that works fine with my bravia so that might be as "expected"

Thats what I wanted you to test.
So you all the stuff you think should stream streams and the things that needs transcoding works with that profile?

Whogie wrote:Sorry, that doesn't work. I found it though!

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SeekByTime = exclusive

This rocks!!

So what does it transcode to?
Can you try with some video that needs transcoding. Web streams or external subs are good candidates here...