External subtitles don't show up.

[avada]

Hi!

The external srt subtitles don't work with UMS. (The TV supports them, because they're usable from USB, so the TV is obviously not the problem)

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# ============================================================================
# Configuration file for UMS
# ============================================================================
# Introduction:
#
# This "UMS.conf" file holds the configuration settings for UMS. These
# settings are usually set using the UMS graphical user interface. If you are
# running UMS on a headless system, you may not be able to kick off the GUI;
# instead, you can edit the UMS.conf file to control the operation of UMS. A
# restart of UMS is required after editing this file. 
#
# Commenting out an option or leaving it empty forces the UMS default
# that is indicated.
#
# Key value pairs
# ---------------
# The configuration file contains key/value pairs separated by an equals (=)
# sign; the key on the left and the value on the right. The value is edited in
# this file or set using the UMS GUI and saved. The value can take a number of
# different forms:
#
#  - toggle: a checkbox or boolean; either "true" or "false"
#  - selector: a dropdown menu in the GUI, generating a string or numeric
#              value. Available options will usually be stated below
#  - string: a short text or a number
#  - text: a longer text with embedded line breaks
#  - list: a comma-separated list of strings or numbers
#
# In the file below the value type is shown after the Default label; strings
# have quotation marks, toggles are true or false, the others are explained.
#
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# General Configuration Tab
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ---< General Settings >-----------------------------------------------------
# Disable all transcoding
# -----------------------
# Do not transcode under any circumstances.
# Warning: This will probably mean that your renderer will fail to play many
# files or fail to show subtitles, but there are cases where this is still 
# preferable.
# Default: false
disable_transcoding = true
# Server name
# -----------
# The server name is displayed in the renderer before the profile name.
# Default: "Universal Media Server"
server_name =Zsolt

# Append profile name
# -------------------
# Whether the profile name should be appended to the server name when
# displayed on the renderer.
# Default: false
append_profile_name =false

# Language
# --------
# The language to use for the GUI and other dialogues.
# The following translations are available:
#   af = Afrikaans
#   ar = Arabic
#   bn = Bengali (Bangladesh)
#   pt-BR = Brazilian Portuguese
#   bg = Bulgarian
#   ca = Catalan
#   zh-Hans = Chinese (Simplified)
#   zh-Hant = Chinese (Traditional)
#   cs = Czech
#   da = Danish
#   nl = Dutch
#   en-US = English (US)
#   en-GB = English (UK)
#   fi = Finish
#   fr = French
#   de = German
#   el = Greek
#   iw = Hebrew
#   hu = Hungarian
#   is = Icelandic
#   it = Italian
#   ja = Japanese
#   ko = Korean
#   no = Norwegian
#...fa = Persian
#   pl = Polish
#   pt = Portuguese
#   ro = Romanian
#   ru = Russian
#   sr = Serbian (Cyrillic)
#   sk = Slovak
#   sl = Slovenian
#   es = Spanish
#   sv = Swedish
#   th = Thai
#   tr = Turkish
#   uk = Ukrainian
#   vi = Vietnamese

# An IETF language tag is used to set the language, see
# http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IETF_language_tag
# Default: "", which means UMS will follow the locale.
language =en-GB

# Start minimized to system tray
# ------------------------------
# Sets whether the GUI should start when the program is launched.
# On headless systems, this should be "true".
# Default: false
minimized =true

# Check for updates
# -----------------
# Default: false.
auto_update =

# Hide advanced options
# ---------------------
# Default: false.
hide_advanced_options =false

# Run wizard on startup
# ---------------------
# When true, this offers to run a wizard with the most frequently-changed
# settings to allow users to quickly customize UMS without digging through
# all of our advanced settings
# Default: true until it has run once
run_wizard =false

# Only run a single instance of UMS
# ---------------------------------
# When true, UMS will allow only one instance by shutting down the first one
# when a second one is launched.
# Note: UMS must be run with administrator rights for this to work.
# Default: true
single_instance =

# ---< Network Settings >-----------------------------------------------------
# Generally these settings should not need to be changed from their defaults
# or settings determined automatically by the system. Changing them may make
# your UMS server disappear from your other devices.

# Force networking on interface
# -----------------------------
# Specifies the (physical) network interface to attach to, should only be
# relevant when the server has more than one network interface and UMS picks
# the wrong one. The selector displays all available network interfaces.
# E.g. network_interface = eth0
# Default: "", which means UMS will automatically select a network interface.
network_interface =

# Force IP of the server
# ----------------------
# A network interface can have multiple IP addresses associated with it.
# This sets which one should be used.
# Default: "", which means UMS will automatically select an IP address.
hostname =

# Force port of the server
# ------------------------
# Sets the port UMS will listen on; usually should not need to be set unless
# another service has already grabbed the port.
# Default: "", which means UMS will automatically use port 5001.
port =

# Use an IP filter (whitelist)
# ----------------------------
# Set the IP address(es) and/or IP address range(s) of the clients permitted
# to connect.  When no filter is specified, UMS will allow any IP address to
# connect to the service.
# Multiple IP addresses and/or IP address ranges can be separated with a comma
# or semicolon e.g.: 127.0.0.1,192.168.0-1.*
# Default: ""
ip_filter =

# Maximum bandwidth in Mb/s
# -------------------------
# Set the maximum bandwidth to be consumed by the server.
# Leaving the setting blank or zero switches off bandwidth throttling.
# Default: 90
maximum_bitrate =0

# Use automatic maximum bandwidth
# -------------------------------
# When this setting is enabled, we estimate the speed of the connection to the
# renderer and limit the bandwidth accordingly.
# Default: false
automatic_maximum_bitrate =

# ALIVE delay
# -----------
# Customize the delay between broadcasting ALIVE messages.
# The value should be between 30000 to 180000 (30 to 180 seconds).
# Default: 0 (automatic)
ALIVE_delay =

# ---< Advanced HTTP and system settings >------------------------------------

# HTTP Engine V2
# --------------
# Default: true
http_engine_v2 =

# Prevent system idle sleep
# -------------------------
# If your UMS host has a power-saving mode, use this option to prevent the
# system from hibernating or sleeping. Currently only Windows and macOS are
# supported. There are three modes:
#
# - Never: UMS doesn't interfere with system idle sleep.
# - Playback: UMS prevents the system from going to sleep while playback from
#   UMS is active.
# - Running: UMS prevents the system from going to sleep while UMS is running.
#
# Default: Playback
prevent_sleep =

# Selected renderers
# ------------------
# A comma-separated list of renderer configurations to load by renderer name as
# defined in the configuration file. Two special values exist, "All renderers"
# and "None". Group names made of the first word in the renderer name can be
# used to specify all renderers in that group, e.g. "Panasonic".
# Example: Yamaha RX-A1010, Panasonic
# Default: "All renderers"
selected_renderers =

# Default renderer when automatic detection fails
# -----------------------------------------------
# UMS can recognize many renderers automatically. Sometimes a renderer will
# connect which UMS does not recognize. This option defines which renderer UMS
# should assume.
# Default: "", which means UMS will assume the "Unknown renderer".
renderer_default =

# Force default renderer (disable automatic detection)
# ----------------------------------------------------
# By default UMS tries to automatically detect what renderers try to connect
# to it. When this is true, UMS will assume any renderer that connects is the
# default renderer.
# Default: false
renderer_force_default =

# ChromeCast Extension (non-GUI)
# ------------------------------
# Whether to load Chromecast extension API or not.
# Default: true
chromecast_extension =

# Chromecast Debug (non-GUI)
# --------------------------
# Whether to enable ChromeCast debugging.
# Default: false
chromecast_debug =

# Enable external network
# -----------------------
# Whether to enable functionality that uses external networks like the
# Internet. It should be disabled if the computer has no Internet access.
# Default: true
external_network =

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Navigation/Share Settings Tab
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# ---< Thumbnails >-----------------------------------------------------------

# Generate thumbnails
# -------------------
# Whether to generate thumbnails of media files.
# Default: true
generate_thumbnails =

# Thumbnail seeking position (in seconds)
# ---------------------------------------
# The amount of time (in seconds) to skip in videos before generating
# thumbnails, designed to avoid the usual black screen before videos start.
# Default: "4"
thumbnail_seek_position =

# Image thumbnails
# ----------------
# Choose whether or not to show thumbnails of images.
# Default: true
image_thumbnails =

# Use MPlayer for video thumbnails
# --------------------------------
# Whether or not to use MPlayer to generate the thumbnails for video; can
# produce better results than built-in method.
# Default: false, which will use the built-in method.
use_mplayer_for_video_thumbs =

# DVD ISO thumbnails
# ------------------
# Whether or not to generate DVD video track thumbnails.
# Default: true
dvd_isos_thumbnails =

# Audio thumbnails import
# -----------------------
# Choose how to get thumbnails for audio files (cover art), value is a number
# from the following list (equivalent to GUI dropdown order):
#    0: None
#    1: Download from Cover Art Archive
# Default: 1
audio_thumbnails_method =

# Alternate video cover art folder
# --------------------------------
# Specify a folder below which appropriate cover art for videos might be
# located. Providing no value (default) effectively disables video thumbnails.
# The GUI offers a file-system navigator which generates an absolute path.
# Default: ""
alternate_thumb_folder =

# ---< File sorting / naming >------------------------------------------------

# File order
# ----------
# Determines the order of listed content when a client browses a folder; the
# GUI selector generates a numeric indicator according to the following.
#    0: Alphabetical A-Z
#    1: By date (newest first)
#    2: By reverse date (oldest first)
#    3: ASCIIbetical (i.e. using ASCII code values)
#    4: Alphanumeric (AKA natural sort e.g. "Season 2" before "Season 10")
#    5: Random
#    6: No Sorting
# Default: 4
sort_method =

# Ignore the word "the" while sorting
# -----------------------------------
# Controls whether or not to ignore the word "a" and "the" while sorting files.
# Default: true
ignore_the_word_the =

# Prettify filenames (does not rename the actual files)
# -----------------------------------------------------
# Controls whether or not to automatically rename filenames to be more
# readable by removing superfluous information from them such as release
# group, quality, source, etc.
# Default: false
prettify_filenames =

# Use info from www.OpenSubtitles.org
# -----------------------------------
# This appends episode titles and movie years from IMDb to the file name.
# For example, the file "Show.Name.S01E01.HDTV-GroupName" will show up as
# "Show Name - 101 - Episode Title".
# Default: true if filename prettifying is enabled
use_imdb_info =

# ---< Virtual folders >------------------------------------------------------
# Instructs the system on how to find media and various controls on giving
# clients access to transcoding facilities and features.

# Hide file extensions
# --------------------
# Choose whether or not to show file extensions when showing file name in
# client listings.
# Default: true
hide_extensions =

# Do not add engine names to filenames
# ------------------------------------
# Choose whether or not to show transcoding engine names for video; see also
# "Hide Transcode Folder" setting.
# Default: true
hide_enginenames =

# Hide empty folders
# ------------------
# Choose whether or not to show folders which contain no viewable content.
# Switching this on slows down browsing in the client (folders must be checked
# for content first before showing them); using a cache (see below) can help.
# Default: false
hide_empty_folders =true

# Show iTunes library
# -------------------
# Choose whether or not to show the iTunes library as a folder in UMS.
# Default: false
show_itunes_library =

# Show iPhoto library
# -------------------
# Choose whether or not to show the iPhoto library as a folder in UMS.
# Default: false
show_iphoto_library =

# Show Aperture library
# ---------------------
# Choose whether or not to show the Aperture library as a folder in UMS.
# Default: false
show_aperture_library =

# Enable the cache
# ------------
# Without a cache, when the client browses a folder, content is listed in
# real-time. With a cache, additional information becomes available and the
# cache can be browsed directly.
# Default: true
use_cache =

# Hide the "Cache" folder
# -----------------
# Controls whether or not the cache can be browsed directly by the client.
# Default: true
hide_media_library_folder =

# Browse compressed archives (zip, rar, etc.)
# -------------------------------------------
# Should the system browse compressed files looking for media? Files are
# extracted only when selected for viewing.
# Supported formats: cbr, cbz, rar and zip.
# Default: false
enable_archive_browsing =

# Hide the "Server Settings" folder
# ---------------------------------
# Control visibility of the Video Settings folder on clients; contents of the
# folder allow direct editing of UMS settings for video.
# Default: false
hide_video_settings =

# Hide the "Transcode" folder
# ---------------------------
# Control visibility of the Transcode folder on clients; contents of the
# folder provide control over transcoding of video.
# Default: false
hide_transcode_folder =

# Hide the "Live Subtitles" folder
# --------------------------------
# Whether to hide the Live Subtitles folder on clients; contents of the folder
# provide access to stream subtitles from the Internet via www.opensubtitles.org
# Default: true
hide_live_subtitles_folder =false

# Minimum item limit before using A-Z folders
# -------------------------------------------
# Specifies how many items must be in a folder before we create virtual
# subfolders for each letter.
# Default: 10000
atz_limit =

# Hide the "New Media" folder
# ---------------------------
# Control visibility of the New Media folder on clients; contents of the
# folder provide access to all un-watched (new) media.
# Default: false
hide_new_media_folder =

# Fully played action
# --------------------
# What to do with a file after it has been fully played.
# The following options are available:
#
#   0 = Do nothing
#   1 = Mark media (Add a thumbnail overlay or prefix the media name)
#   2 = Hide video
#   3 = Move file to a different folder
#   4 = Move file to recycle/trash bin. It will not do anything if this isn't
#       possible
#
# Default: 1
fully_played_action =

# Fully played output directory
# ------------------------------
# The directory to move fully played files to if "Fully played action" is 3.
#
# Default: ""
fully_played_output_directory =

# Minimum watched play time (non-GUI)
# -------------------------
# The minimum time in milliseconds to wait after playback is started before
# marking a file as watched and before creating a resumable file.
# Default: 30000 (30 seconds)
minimum_watched_play_time =

# Enable video resuming
# ---------------------
# Whether videos should be resumable by playing their "Resume:" files.
# Default: true
resume =false

# Hide the "Recently Played" folder
# ---------------------------------
# Control visibility of the Recently Played folder on clients; contents of the
# folder provide access to the most recently played media.
# Default: false
hide_recently_played_folder =

# ---< Shared folders >-------------------------------------------------------

# Shared folders
# --------------
# Either define a list of specific folders containing media to be shared or
# allow the system to browse the whole disk of the server. The GUI provides a
# system navigation to generate a list of folders. The list should contain a
# comma-separated list of absolute path names, or leave it empty to let the
# system find media.
# Default: ""
folders =E:\\Filmek,E:\\Zene,E:\\Zene - Clipfix,D:\\teszt

# Monitor played status of files
# ------------------------------
# List of folders to be monitored for the addition of their contents to the
# New Media folder.
# Default: ""
folders_monitored =E:\\Filmek,E:\\Zene,E:\\Zene - Clipfix,D:\\teszt

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Transcoding Settings Tab
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Ordered list of engines
# -----------------------
# System generates list of available engines, list depends on host.
# XXX Can be empty, which overrides the default value.
# Default: "ffmpegvideo,mencoder,tsmuxer,ffmpegaudio,tsmuxeraudio,ffmpegwebvideo,vlcwebvideo,vlcvideo,mencoderwebvideo,vlcaudio,ffmpegdvrmsremux,dcraw"
# engines =

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Transcoding Settings Tab: Common Transcode Settings Page
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# ---< General settings >-----------------------------------------------------

# Maximum transcode buffer size in MB (recommended: 200)
# ------------------------------------------------------
# Size of buffer in MB before transmitting to client. The maximum value is 400
# if the program memory is set to its default value (768).
# Default: 200
maximum_video_buffer_size =

# CPU threads to use when enabled for engine
# ------------------------------------------
# Choose the number of processor cores that should be used for transcoding.
# Default: "", which will use automatic-detection.
number_of_cpu_cores =

# Chapters support in the #--TRANSCODE--# folder
# ----------------------------------------------
# Makes UMS create virtual chapter markers in a video file. These let
# you jump to a specific point in a video.
# Default: false
chapter_support =

# Chapters support in the #--TRANSCODE--# folder interval
# -------------------------------------------------------
# Determines the interval time in minutes for virtual chapter markers.
# Default: 5
chapter_interval =

# Disable subtitles
# -----------------
# Default: false
disable_subtitles =

# ---< Video Settings Tab >---------------------------------------------------

# Enable GPU acceleration
# -----------------------
# Use GPU (video card) acceleration for AviSynth and VLC engines
# Note: Works only on video cards with GPU acceleration supported.
# Default: false
gpu_acceleration =

# Lossless DVD video playback
# ---------------------------
# Default: true
mencoder_remux_mpeg2 =

# ---< Misc settings >--------------------------------------------------------

# Transcoding quality (MPEG-2)
# ----------------------------
# Sets the quality for MPEG-2 conversion; MPEG-2 is the fallback format if the
# client does not support a video format natively.
# Automatic options are highly recommended since they will adapt based on the
# video being played to ensure the highest quality for your network.
# Note: This is also used by FFmpeg and AviSynth/FFmpeg engines, not just
# MEncoder. Should probably be renamed to something like mpeg2_settings in the
# future.
# Default: "Automatic (Wired)"
mpeg2_main_settings =Automatic (Wired)

# Transcoding quality (H.264)
# ---------------------------
# Sets the quality for H.264 conversion.
# Possible values are either "Automatic (Wired)", "Automatic (Wireless)", or a
# CRF (Constant Rate Factor) value.
# Automatic options are highly recommended since they will adapt based on the
# video being played to ensure the highest quality for your network.
# Default: "Automatic (Wired)"
x264_constant_rate_factor =Automatic (Wired)

# Skip transcoding for the following extensions (comma-separated)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------
# Do not transcode files with an extension in the list.
# Asterisk (*) means do not transcode anything.
# Note: This overrides the renderer configuration. It should only be used for
# troubleshooting when you are not able to edit the renderer configuration.
# Default: ""
disable_transcode_for_extensions =

# Force transcoding for the following extensions (comma-separated)
# ----------------------------------------------------------------
# Always transcode files with an extension in the list.
# Asterisk (*) means transcode everything.
# Note: This overrides the renderer configuration. It should only be used for
# troubleshooting when you are not able to edit the renderer configuration.
# Default: ""
force_transcode_for_extensions =
 
# ---< Audio settings tab >---------------------------------------------------

# Universal Media Server decides what to do with the audio track by checking
# options in the following order:
# 1. (AC-3 and DTS tracks) Keep DTS track / Keep AC-3 track => remuxes track
#    as-is
# 2. (all tracks) Use LPCM transcoding => transcodes track with LPCM transport
#    (lossless)
# 3. (all tracks) Use AC-3 transcoding => transcodes track with AC-3 transport
#    (lossy)

# Maximum number of audio channels to output for AC-3 re-encoding
# ---------------------------------------------------------------
# The maximum number of channels used for AC-3 transcoding. Do not change this
# value even if you use 2.0 speakers because of a MEncoder downmixing bug!
# Any value different of 2 or 6 will be deemed as having 6 channels.
# Default: 6
audio_channels =

# Use LPCM for audio
# ------------------
# Choose whether or not the Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) audio format should be
# used instead of AC-3 with the MEncoder transcoding engine. Offers lossless
# transcoding quality but higher bitrate. Bandwidth requirements are around 1.5
# Mbit/s for 2.0 and 4.6 Mbit/s for 5.1 audio. Not suitable for Wi-Fi
# streaming.
# Default: false
audio_use_pcm =

# Automatic audio resampling
# --------------------------
# Enable automatic audio resampling function used by FFmpegAudio for LPCM.
# Default: true
audio_resample =

# Keep AC-3 tracks
# ----------------
# Remux AC-3 instead of transcoding it.
# Default: true
audio_remux_ac3 =

# Keep DTS tracks
# ---------------
# Remux DTS instead of transcoding it.
# Default: false
audio_embed_dts_in_pcm =

# Encoded audio passthrough for AC-3 and DTS
# ------------------------------------------
# Encoded audio passthrough is used to embed HD Audio data like AC-3 and DTS 
# into a LPCM stream, according to IEC-61937, used by S/PDIF.
# Default: false
encoded_audio_passthrough =

# AC-3 re-encoding audio bitrate (in Kbps) (e.g. 576, 640)
# --------------------------------------------------------
# Specify the bitrate for AC-3 transcoding; do not exceed the quality
# supported by the AV receiver or amplifier.
# Default: 640
audio_bitrate =

# Audio language priority
# -----------------------
# A comma-separated list of language codes that defines the priority for
# MEncoder when choosing audio languages, where "und" stands for "undefined".
# XXX Can be empty, which overrides the default value.
# Default: a localized list (e.g. "eng,fre,jpn,ger,und").
# audio_languages =

# ---< Subtitles settings tab >-----------------------------------------------

# Subtitles language priority
# --------------------------
# A comma-separated list of language codes that defines the priority for
# MEncoder when choosing subtitles languages, where "und" stands for
# "undefined". XXX Can be empty, which overrides the default value.
# Default: a localized list (e.g. "eng,fre,jpn,ger,und").
# subtitles_languages =

# Forced language
# --------------
# Default: "", which will let UMS pick the subtitles language.
# XXX Can be empty, which overrides the default value.
# forced_subtitle_language =

# Forced tags
# -----------
# The tag string that identifies the subtitles language that will be forced
# upon MEncoder.
# Default: "forced"
forced_subtitle_tags =

# Audio/subtitle language priority
# --------------------------------
# Determine the string of audio language and subtitles language pairs ordered
# by priority for MEncoder to try to match. Audio language and subtitles
# language should be comma separated as a pair; individual pairs should be
# semicolon separated. "*" can be used to match any language. Subtitles
# language can be defined as "off" (e.g. "jpn,off;*,*").
# Default: a localized list (e.g. "eng,off;*,eng;*,und").
# audio_subtitles_languages =

# Alternate subtitles folder
# --------------------------
# GUI offers a navigator to a folder generating an absolute path.
# Default: ""
alternate_subtitles_folder =

# Codepage for non-Unicode subtitles
# ----------------------------------
# The character encoding (or code page) that MEncoder should use for
# non-Unicode external subtitles.
# Default: "" (auto detect, do not force encoding with -subcp key).
subtitles_codepage =

# FriBiDi mode
# ------------
# Determine whether or not MEncoder should use FriBiDi mode, which is needed
# to display subtitles in languages that read from right to left, like Arabic,
# Farsi, Hebrew, Urdu, etc.
# Default: false
mencoder_subfribidi =

# Specify TrueType font
# ---------------------
# GUI offers a navigator to a folder generating an absolute path.
# To use it the font must be registered in the OS. In the Win OS the font file 
# should be either put into the "\Windows\Fonts" folder or Win 10 users
# can click the right mouse button on the font file and choose "Install".
# For other operational systems the font file must be also put into the font folder
# or used the specific technique to register it to the OS.
# If not properly specified or not registered in the OS the default font is used.
#
# Default: ""
subtitles_font =

# Styled subtitles: Font scale
# ----------------------------
# The font scale used for ASS subtitling.
# Default: 1.4
subtitles_ass_scale =

# Styled subtitles: Font outline
# ------------------------------
# The outline parameter used for ASS subtitling.
# Default: 1
subtitles_ass_outline =

# Styled subtitles: Font shadow
# -----------------------------
# The shadow parameter used for ASS subtitling.
# Default: 1
subtitles_ass_shadow =

# Styled subtitles: Margin
# ------------------------
# The margin used for ASS subtitling.
# Default: 10
subtitles_ass_margin =

# Load subtitles
# --------------
# Choose whether UMS should check for external subtitles files with the same
# name as the media (*.srt, *.sub, *.ass, etc.).
# Default: true
autoload_external_subtitles =

# Color
# -----
# The 0xRRGGBBAA or 0xRRGGBB value for the subtitles text colour. The value is
# specified in hexadecimal starting with 0x. The value must consist of either
# 6 or 8 hexadecimal digits (0-9, A-F). For the alpha value, 0 is fully 
# transparent and 0xFF is opaque.
#
# The GUI offers a palette to 
# choose from that will generate a value. The default is white.
# Default: "0xFFFFFFFF"
subtitles_color =

# Force external subtitles
# ------------------------
# Whether we should force external subtitles with the same name as the media
# (*.srt, *.sub, *.ass, etc.) to display, regardless of whether language
# preferences disable them.
# Default: true
force_external_subtitles =

# Use embedded style
# ------------------
# Whether the style rules defined by styled subtitles (ASS/SSA) should be
# followed (true) or overridden by our style rules (false).
# Default: true
use_embedded_subtitles_style =

# 3D subtitles depth (%)
# ----------------------
# The depth of the 3D subtitles.
# Note: This should be between "-2" and "+2".
# Default: "0"
3d_subtitles_depth =

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Transcoding Settings Tab: FFmpeg Page
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# ---< General settings >-----------------------------------------------------

# Enable multithreading
# ---------------------
# Whether FFmpeg should use multithreading
# Default: "", which will use automatic-detection.
ffmpeg_multithreading =

# Remux videos with tsMuxeR when possible instead of transcoding
# --------------------------------------------------------------
# Whether FFmpeg should remux videos with tsMuxeR when possible instead of
# transcoding
# Default: false
ffmpeg_mux_tsmuxer_compatible =

# Fontconfig/Embedded fonts
# -------------------------
# Whether FFmpeg should use fontconfig for its subtitles.
# When fontconfig is enabled, FFmpeg will force the UMS font style settings
# on internal / embedded subtitles.
# The font style is not used with 3D videos and ASS subtitles, and do not 
# apply to FlowPlayer subtitles (Flash in the Web interface).
# Default: false
ffmpeg_fontconfig =

# Defer to MEncoder when transcoding subtitles
# --------------------------------------------
# Whether FFmpeg should defer to MEncoder when there are subtitles that need
# to be transcoded.
# Both engines can handle subtitles, but MEncoder is more stable right now.
# Default: true
ffmpeg_mencoder_problematic_subtitles =

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Transcoding Settings Tab: MEncoder Page
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# ---< General settings >-----------------------------------------------------

# Enable multithreading
# ---------------------
# Whether MEncoder should use multithreading
# Default: "", which will use automatic-detection.
mencoder_mt =

# Skip loop filter deblocking for H.264
# -------------------------------------
# Default: false
mencoder_skip_loop_filter =

# A/V sync alternative method
# ---------------------------
# This disables MEncoder's unreliable, automatic A/V sync
# Default: true
mencoder_nooutofsync =

# Change video resolution
# -----------------------
# Default: false
mencoder_scaler =

# Change video resolution width
# -----------------------------
# Default: "0"
mencoder_scalex =

# Change video resolution height
# ------------------------------
# Default: "0"
mencoder_scaley =

# Force framerate parsed from FFmpeg
# ----------------------------------
# Default: false
mencoder_forcefps =

# Deinterlace filter
# ------------------
# Default: false
mencoder_yadif =

# Remux videos with tsMuxeR when possible instead of transcoding
# --------------------------------------------------------------
# Default: false
mencoder_mux_compatible =

# Expert Settings: Codec-specific parameters: Use application defaults
# --------------------------------------------------------------------
# Disabling this means UMS will defer to your custom parameters below.
# Default: true
mencoder_intelligent_sync =

# Expert Settings: Codec-specific parameters: Custom parameters
# -------------------------------------------------------------
# Sets additional codec-specific configuration options for MEncoder.
# Default: ""
mencoder_codec_specific_script =

# Custom options (e.g. -vf hqdn3d)
# --------------------------------
# Default: ""
mencoder_custom_options =

# Add borders for overscan compensation: Width (%)
# ------------------------------------------------
# Default: 0
mencoder_overscan_compensation_width =

# Add borders for overscan compensation: Height (%)
# -------------------------------------------------
# Default: 0
mencoder_overscan_compensation_height =

# ---< Subtitles settings >---------------------------------------------------

# Use ASS/SSA subtitles styling
# -----------------------------
# Whether MEncoder should use ASS/SSA subtitles styling.
# Default: true
mencoder_ass =

# Fontconfig/Embedded fonts
# -------------------------
# Default: true
mencoder_fontconfig =

# Plaintext subtitles settings: Font scale
# ----------------------------------------
# The subfont text scale parameter used for subtitling without ASS.
# Default: 3
mencoder_noass_scale =

# Plaintext subtitles settings: Font outline
# ------------------------------------------
# The subfont outline parameter used for subtitling without ASS.
# Default: 1
mencoder_noass_outline =

# Plaintext subtitles settings: Font blur
# ---------------------------------------
# The subfont blur parameter used for subtitling without ASS.
# Default: 1
mencoder_noass_blur =

# Plaintext subtitles settings: Margin (%)
# ----------------------------------------
# The subpos parameter used for subtitling without ASS.
# Default: 2
mencoder_noass_subpos =

# DVD/VOBsub subtitles quality (0-4) (higher is better)
# -----------------------------------------------------
# Default: 3
mencoder_vobsub_subtitle_quality =

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Transcoding Settings Tab: tsMuxeR Page
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Force FPS parsed from FFmpeg in the meta file
# ---------------------------------------------
# Default: true
tsmuxer_forcefps =

# Mux all audio tracks
# --------------------
# Default: false
tsmuxer_mux_all_audiotracks =

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Transcoding Settings Tab: AviSynth/FFmpeg Page
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Enable multithreading
# ---------------------
# Whether AviSynth/FFmpeg should use multithreading
# Default: "", which will use automatic-detection.
ffmpeg_avisynth_multithreading =

# Enable True Motion motion interpolation via InterFrame
# ------------------------------------------------------
# Uses motion interpolation to give videos higher framerates.
#  25FPS becomes 50FPS, others become 60FPS.
# Default: false
ffmpeg_avisynth_interframe =

# Enable GPU use with True Motion. Recommended if you have a video card
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
# Whether InterFrame should use the video card for some of the work
# Default: false
ffmpeg_avisynth_interframegpu =

# Enable AviSynth variable framerate change into a constant framerate
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Pass the flag "convertfps=true" to AviSynth.
# Default: true
ffmpeg_avisynth_convertfps =

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Transcoding Settings Tab: AviSynth/MEncoder Page
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Enable multithreading
# ---------------------
# Whether AviSynth should use multithreading
# Default: false
avisynth_multithreading =

# Enable True Motion motion interpolation via InterFrame
# ------------------------------------------------------
# Uses motion interpolation to give videos higher framerates.
#  25FPS becomes 50FPS, others become 60FPS.
# Default: false
avisynth_interframe =

# Enable GPU use with True Motion. Recommended if you have a video card
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
# Whether InterFrame should use the video card for some of the work
# Default: false
avisynth_interframegpu =

# Enable AviSynth variable framerate change into a constant framerate
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Pass the flag "convertfps=true" to AviSynth.
# Default: true
avisynth_convert_fps =

# AviSynth script
# ---------------
# The template for the AviSynth script. The script string may contain the
# character "\u0001", which will be treated as newline character.
# Default: "<movie>\u0001<sub>" (\u0001 is a new line)
avisynth_script =

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Transcoder Settings: VLC
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Enable experimental codecs
# --------------------------
# Default: false
# vlc_use_experimental_codecs =

# A/V sync alternative method
# ---------------------------
# Default: false
# vlc_audio_sync_enabled =

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Non-GUI Options
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# ---< Binary tools paths >---------------------------------------------------
# Path to mencoder (absolute or relative from project.binaries.dir)
# Default:
#     Win: win32/mencoder.exe
#     Mac: osx/mencoder
#     Linux: mencoder + system PATH
mencoder_path =

# Path to ffmpeg (absolute or relative from project.binaries.dir)
# Default:
#     Win: win32/ffmpeg.exe
#     Mac: osx/ffmpeg
#     Linux: ffmpeg + system PATH
ffmpeg_path =

# Path to mplayer (absolute or relative from project.binaries.dir)
# Default:
#     Win: win32/mplayer.exe
#     Mac: osx/mplayer
#     Linux: mplayer + system PATH
mplayer_path =

# Path to tsMuxeR (absolute or relative from project.binaries.dir)
# Default:
#     Win: win32/tsMuxeR.exe
#     Mac: osx/tsMuxeR
#     Linux: tsMuxeR + system PATH
tsmuxer_path =

# Path to tsMuxeR-new (absolute or relative from project.binaries.dir)
# This version of tsMuxeR is used on PS3.
# Default:
#     Win: win32/tsMuxeR-new.exe
#     Mac: osx/tsMuxeR-new
#     Linux: tsMuxeR-new + system PATH
tsmuxer_new_path =

# Path to dcraw (absolute or relative from project.binaries.dir)
# Default:
#     Win: win32/dcrawMS.exe
#     Mac: osx/dcraw
#     Linux: dcraw + system PATH
dcraw_path =

# Path to FLAC (absolute or relative from project.binaries.dir)
# Default:
#     Win: win32/flac.exe
#     Mac: osx/flac
#     Linux: flac + system PATH
flac_path =

# Path to VideoLAN (absolute or relative from project.binaries.dir)
# Default:
#     Win: videolan/vlc.exe
#     Mac: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/VLC
#     Linux: vlc + system PATH
vlc_path =

############################################
## Buffer settings
############################################

# Transcode keep first connection
# -------------------------------
# The first connection will be used. If set to "false" the second connection
# will prevail and allow the BufferOutputFile.java to be activated.
# Default: true
transcode_keep_first_connection =

# Transcode block multiple connections
# ------------------------------------
# When set to "true" activate the BufferOutputFile.java.
# Have a Boolean value opposite to that of transcode_keep_first_connection.
# Default: false
transcode_block_multiple_connections =

# Maximum audo buffer size
# ------------------------
# The maximum size (in MB) that UMS should use for buffering audio.
# Default: 100
maximum_audio_buffer_size =

# Minimum web buffer size
# -----------------------
# The minimum size (in MB) that UMS should use for the streaming media buffer.
# Default: 1
minimum_web_buffer_size =

# ---< Virtual folders >------------------------------------------------------

# Virtual folders
# ---------------
# Virtual folders allow you to combine real folders into virtual ones and
# give them custom names. Will be ignored if 'virtual_folders_file' is used.
# Example: VFolderName1|Folder1Path,Folder2Path;VFolderName2|Folder1Path
# Note: Backslashes must be doubled. For example, if you have a folder named
# SubFolder inside ParentFolder, write it like ParentFolder\\SubFolder
# Default: ""
virtual_folders =

# Virtual folders configuration file
# ----------------------------------
# The location of your virtual folders configuration file, which contains a
# json-formatted list of virtual folders.
# The file will be loaded from your profile directory.
# See VirtualFolders.conf in your profile directory for an example of syntax.
# JSON-validators can be useful for making sure the code of your file is
# valid, an example of which is jsonlint.com.
# When this file is used, the string above (virtual_folders) will be ignored.
# Example: VirtualFolders.conf
# Default: ""
virtual_folders_file =

# iTunes library path
# -------------------
# The absolute location of your iTunes library file. When this is blank, UMS
# uses different methods for either Windows or OS X to find the default
# location of the file. Setting this to a string overrides that automatic
# process.
# Example: C:\\iTunes\\iTunes Music Library.xml
# Default: ""
itunes_library_path =

# Ignored folders
# ---------------
# A comma-separated list of folders to ignore.
# Example: C:\\IgnoredFolder1,C:\\IgnoredFolder2
# Default: ""
folders_ignored =

# Ping path
# ---------
# The path to PsPing on Windows.
# If this is set, PsPing is used to more accurately calculate network speed.
# Default: ""
ping_path =

# UPnP enable
# ----------
# Whether to start the upnp service.
# This allows detailed monitoring and remote-control of devices that support it.
# Default: true
upnp_enable =

###########################################
## Web settings                 (non-GUI)
###########################################

# Web port
# --------
# The port that the web interface can be accessed by.
# Note: Users can try to use port 80 in case that port is not being used by
# another program. Port 80 has the benefit that it's not necessary to explicitly
# define the port and only localhost (e.g. http://192.168.0.100) is needed to
# open the web interface.
# Also the web interface can be opened only by http://[pc name] which is useful
# in case the DHCP is used in the network and the address for the PC running UMS
# is assigned dynamically.
# Example: 7000, which means the web interface is at localhost:7000
# Default: 9001
web_port =

# Web enable
# ----------
# Whether the web interface will be loaded and accessible
# Default: true
web_enable =

# Web path
# --------
# Path to where the UMS web files (like javascripts etc) are to be found.
# Default: web
web_path =

# Web authentication
# ------------------
# Whether to force authentication or not over the web interface.
# Default: true
web_authenticate =

# Web width and height
# --------------------
# Width and height of the player in the web browser.
# Default: 720 and 404
web_width =
web_height =

# Web size
# --------
# Set the size of the player as a wxh string.
# Default: use web_height and web_width defaults
web_size =

# Web continue
# ------------
# Continue automatically.
# One setting per media type
# Default: true for audio, false for others
web_continue_audio =
web_continue_image =
web_continue_video =

# Web loop
# --------
# Loop at the beginning and end of a folder.
# If set, pressing "next" on the last media in a folder will play the first in
# the folder, and vice versa.
# One setting per media type.
# Default: true for audio, false for others
web_loop_audio =
web_loop_image =
web_loop_video =

# Web Image slide show delay
# --------------------------
# Number of milliseconds to wait before showing the next image automatically.
# Requires web_continue_image to be true.
# Default: 0 meaning you have to manually go to the next image.
web_image_show_delay =

# Web Threads
# -----------
# How many threads/connections/user requests the web server can have at the same
# time.
# Maximum: 100
# Default: 30
web_threads =

# Web flash
# ---------
# Use flash player by default.
# Default: false
web_flash =

# Web subtitles
# -------------
# Force subtitles to be transcoded on top of the video.
# Default: false
web_subtitles_transcoded =

# web videos MIME types spoofing
# ------------------------------
# When Chrome browser is used, send videos with a spoofed WEBM MIME type.
# Default: false
web_chrome_mkv_as_webm_spoof =
# When Firefox is used on Linux, send videos with a spoofed MP4 MIME type.
# Default: false
web_firefox_linux_mp4 =

# Undocumented
# ------------
# Default: false
web_use_browser_lang =
# Default: false
web_use_browser_sub_lang =
# Default: true
web_control =
# Default: 0
web_low_speed =
# Default: false
web_mp4_trans =
# Default: null
web_transcode =

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# PinCode folder settings
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

# PinCode charset
# ---------------
# Which charset to choose PinCodes from.
# 0 = Digits (0-9)
# 1 = Letters (A-Z)
# 2 = Both
# Default: 0
code_charset =

# PinCode don't show thumbnails
# -----------------------------
# Whether to show thumbnails of media that is hidden by Pincode folders.
# If true a generic thumbnail will be shown.
# Default: true
code_show_thumbs_no_code =

# PinCode valid timeout
# ---------------------
# Determine for how long in hours an entered pincode is valid, and thus unlocks
# the media.
# Default: 4
code_valid_timeout =

# PinCode enabled
# ---------------
# Whether to use Pincodes at all.
# Default: true
code_enable =

# Normalize audio volume with MEncoder
# ------------------------------------
# Makes quiet things relatively louder so they are easier to distinguish.
# Note: This is currently broken in MEncoder so do not use except for testing.
# Default: false
mencoder_normalize_volume =

# Profile name
# ------------
# An optional identifier used to distinguish this profile (i.e. collection of
# settings) from other profiles. The profile name is displayed in the renderer
# in square brackets after the software name e.g.
#
#    Universal Media Server [myprofile]
#
# See the FAQ for details on how to create and use multiple profiles:
# http://www.universalmediaserver.com/faq/#Setup2
# Default: the server's hostname.
name =

# Skip network interfaces
# -----------------------
# Specifies a comma separated list of network interfaces to ignore when
# scanning for a suitable network interface to attach to. This is typically
# used to ignore virtual interfaces created by other applications.
# Default: "tap,vmnet,vnic", which ignores interfaces named "tap0", "tap1" and
# "tap2", but it allows an interface named "eth0".
skip_network_interfaces =

# WEB.conf path
# -------------
# The path to the WEB.conf file to use with this profile. This can be a
# relative or absolute path to a file or directory as per the rules for
# PMS_PROFILE described in the FAQ:
# http://www.ps3mediaserver.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=3507&p=41214#p49895
# Default is $PROFILE_DIRECTORY/WEB.conf
web_conf =

# Plugins directory
# -----------------
# The directory where UMS can find the plugins.
# Default: "plugins"
plugins =

# Transcode Folder Name
# ---------------------
# Assign a different name to the #--TRANSCODE--# folder e.g. "Subtitles" or
# "Languages".
# Default: The localized version of "#--TRANSCODE--#".
transcode_folder_name =

############################################
## Resume function settings (non GUI)
############################################

# Resume back
# -----------
# Percentage of a file that has to be played to count as "completed".
# This value is a number between 10 and 97.
# When this threshold is reached the resume file is deleted.
# Default: 92
resume_back =

# Resume rewind
# -------------
# Since timers of stop/start are not 100% correct UMS will "rewind" the stop
# time a little bit to make sure you don't miss anything.
# This will be a time value in milliseconds.
# Default: 17000
resume_rewind =

# Resume keep time
# ----------------
# Represents the number of days you want to keep your resume file.
# Default: 0
resume_keep_time =

############################################
## Live subtitles settings (non-GUI)
############################################

# Live subtitles keep
# -------------------
# Lets you choose to keep live subtitles or not.
# Default: false
live_subtitles_keep =

# Live subtitles limit
# --------------------
# Maximum number of subtitles that could be downloaded from opensubtitles.org
# Default: 20
live_subtitles_limit =

# Live subtitles timeout
# ----------------------
# Number of days that live subtitles need to be keep.
# If live_subtitles_keep is true this setting is ignored.
# Default: 0 (meaning keep indefinitely)
live_subtitles_timeout =

################################################
## Server side search in web interface (non-GUI)
################################################

# Search folder
#--------------
# Allows you to send a search string when requesting a folder. If enabled you
# should see a folder called "Search Disc Folders" in your root folder which
# accept search strings and searches your shared folder.
# Default: false
search_folder=

# Search in folder
# ----------------
# Allows you to search in folders.
# Default: false
search_in_folder=

# Recursive search
# ----------------
# Allows recursive folder search.
# Default: true
search_recurse=

# Recursive search depth
# ----------------------
# Defined the depth of recursive folder search.
# Default: 100 if 'search_recurse' is true, 2 if it's false.
search_recurse_depth=

############################################
## Logging settings
############################################

# Log Level
# ---------------------
# The root logging level, a root filter applied to all logging, which can be:
# ALL, TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR or OFF
# This property can also be set from the 'Logs' tab in the gui.
# Default: "DEBUG"
log_level =

# Logfile name
# ------------
# The name of the standard log file. This is just the file name, 
# no path information must be given here. The location of the log
# file is decided by rules that varies by platform and some other
# factors.
# Default: "debug.log"
logging_logfile_name =

# Logging Buffered
# ----------------
# By default the log file(s) are flushed/written to disk after each new log 
# event. SSD drives can be written to a fixed number of times only, and logging
# can be a great source of wear on such drives. Buffered logging makes UMS 
# buffer up to 8 kb between each write, significantly reducing the number of 
# writes. Buffered writes can also help performance if you write to regular a 
# HDD with a high workload. Operating systems and drives often has their own
# buffering, so enabling buffered logging might not make any real difference.
# Please be aware that if UMS crashes or is terminated, the buffer might not 
# get flushed/written. If you're debugging a specific problem concerning 
# crashing or hanging, buffering should probably be turned off.
# Please note: If UMS is started in "forced" TRACE mode, buffering will
# be disabled regardless of this setting.
# Default: false
logging_buffered =

# Logging Filter Console
# ----------------------
# A separate filter for the console that filters after the root filter have
# done it's filtering. It's not possible to get back things filtered out by
# Log Level above, but you can further filter out more before it's written to
# the console. Valid values are:
# ALL, TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR or OFF
# Default: "INFO"
logging_filter_console =

# Logging Filter Log Tab
# ----------------------
# A separate filter for the log window in the "Logs" tab in the GUI that
# filters after the root filter have done it's filtering. It's not possible to
# get back things filtered out by Log Level above, but you can further filter
# out more before it's written to the log window. Valid values are:
# ALL, TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR or OFF
# Default: "INFO"
logging_filter_logs_tab =

# Logging Logs Tab Linebuffer
# ---------------------------
# Specifies how many lines the log windows on the "Logs" tab in the GUI will
# store before deleting the oldest entries. This will decide the length of the
# scrollable area.
# Default: 1000
logging_logs_tab_linebuffer =

# Log System Information
# ----------------------
# Specifies if or when to log information about the OS, CPU and memory. This
# is useful for diagnosing problems, but isn't stricly necessary during normal
# use. On some platforms, acquiring the information can take some time,
# although that doesn't mean that it uses a lot of resources. There are three
# modes:
#
# - Never: Never log system information. This is useful it gathering of the
#   information leads to an error or other problem).
# - Trace only: Only log system information if the log level is "TRACE". This
#   is the default which only triggers gathering of system information when
#   the log level commonly used for diagnostics is activated.
# - Always: Always log system information.
#
# Default: Trace only
log_system_info =

#---< Syslog settings >----------------
#
# Please note: It is possible to customize UMS logging via LogBack 
# configuration files (logback.xml or logback.headless.xml). You can place 
# customized versions of these files in your profile folder, which will
# override the default LogBack files. The syslog settings presented here
# should NOT be used in conjunction with customized LogBack configuration
# files, but are meant to give access to syslog logging for those that don't
# want to acquire in-depth knowledge about LogBack configuration. 

# Logging Use Syslog
# ------------------
# Activates syslog logging and disables file logging. That enables you to 
# send all logging to a differnt computer running a syslog server completely
# removing all local disk I/O from logging, or to collect logs in a centralized
# way. Syslog Host must be specified if this is enabled.
# Please note: If UMS is started in "forced" TRACE mode, file logging will
# be enabled and syslog disabled regardless of this setting.
# Default: false
logging_use_syslog =

# Logging Syslog Host
# -------------------
# Host name or IP address for the syslog server. Use "localhost" for logging 
# to a syslog server on the same computer. The name must be resolvable (via
# DNS, WINS, HOSTS etc.) or be an IP address for syslog logging to be activated.
# Default: ""
logging_syslog_host =

# Logging Syslog Port
# -------------------
# UDP port to use for syslog logging. This should normally be left at the 
# default value.
# Default: 514
logging_syslog_port =

# Logging Syslog Facility
# -----------------------
# Syslog facility can be specified for filtering purposes, but is limited to
# one of the following values: AUTH, AUTHPRIV, DAEMON, CRON, FTP, LPR, KERN,
# MAIL, NEWS, SYSLOG, USER, UUCP, LOCAL1, LOCAL2, LOCAL3, LOCAL4, LOCAL5,
# LOCAL6 or LOCAL7. Invalid values will be replaced with the default.
# Default: "USER"
logging_syslog_facility =

# ---< Other settings saved by UMS >------------------------------------------
alternativeffmpegpath =D:\\Programok\\Universal Media Server\\win32\\dvrms\\ffmpeg_MPGMUX.exe
gui_log_search_case_sensitive =
gui_log_search_use_regex =
gui_log_search_multiline =
cred.path = C:\\ProgramData\\UMS\\UMS.cred
uuid = 12c0ea0d-7f60-4b43-a8b1-fe7a94c29044
window_extended_state = 0
window_geometry = x=460,y=225,width=1000,height=750
screen_size = 1920x1200

log:

UMS-log.txt

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[valib]

Please follow the forum rules written in red above. We need the log in the TRACE mode plus all other files.

[Nadahar]

Please not that external subtitles isn't supported by DLNA. The fact that the TV can render them from USB has little to do with this. Samsung and Panasonic have both come up with their own "non-standard" way to handle this, but not every manufacturer use any of these. UMS supports both, but the renderer configuration must be set up to use the standard the TV supports, if any.

[avada]

Please not that external subtitles isn't supported by DLNA. The fact that the TV can render them from USB has little to do with this. Samsung and Panasonic have both come up with their own "non-standard" way to handle this, but not every manufacturer use any of these. UMS supports both, but the renderer configuration must be set up to use the standard the TV supports, if any.

Well, for me a 6162/12 series Philips would be the most relevant. Does this have anything in regards to external subtitles?
Or do I need some workaround? (I want to avoid pointlessly transcoding audio and video. All relevant formats are supported by the TV.)

[avada]

Please follow the forum rules written in red above. We need the log in the TRACE mode plus all other files.

I provided a TRACE log. I missed the "Pack debug files" part. Oh well...

But if DLNA doesn't support external subs I guess ultimately this is of little relevance.

[Nadahar]

It depends on your TV as I explained, the log file you posted doesn't contain any relevant information so it's impossible to say anything.

[avada]

It depends on your TV as I explained.,

Okay. But how should I know what to do? I can only say what model I have: 50PUS6162/12

[Nadahar]

Generate debug files as described while trying to play back a file with external subtitles. The debug files will contain a lot of information, which might reveal what is and isn't possible.

[avada]

Hello!

So now I had time to do it. Here are the zipped log files.

ums_dbg-1.zip

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(I don't know why there's a Panasonic-Viera.conf in it, that TV was turned off and not the TV of interest.)

[Nadahar]

The Panasonic might have been in standby, but it was still on the network communicating with UMS. That's why it's included.

Your TV lists support for the following:

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TRACE 2018-02-09 11:12:09.003 [cling-9] net.pms.network.UPNPControl Received GetProtocolInfo from "50PUS6162/12": 
Sink:
  http-get:*:image/jpeg:DLNA.ORG_PN=JPEG_SM
  http-get:*:image/jpeg:DLNA.ORG_PN=JPEG_MED
  http-get:*:image/jpeg:DLNA.ORG_PN=JPEG_LRG
  http-get:*:image/jpeg:DLNA.ORG_PN=JPEG_TN
  http-get:*:image/jpeg:DLNA.ORG_PN=JPEG_SM_ICO
  http-get:*:image/jpeg:DLNA.ORG_PN=JPEG_LRG_ICO
  http-get:*:audio/vnd.dlna.adts:DLNA.ORG_PN=AAC_ADTS_320
  http-get:*:audio/3gpp:DLNA.ORG_PN=AAC_ISO_320
  http-get:*:audio/mp4:DLNA.ORG_PN=AAC_ISO_320
  http-get:*:audio/L16;rate=44100;channels=1:DLNA.ORG_PN=LPCM
  http-get:*:audio/L16;rate=44100;channels=2:DLNA.ORG_PN=LPCM
  http-get:*:audio/L16;rate=48000;channels=1:DLNA.ORG_PN=LPCM
  http-get:*:audio/L16;rate=48000;channels=2:DLNA.ORG_PN=LPCM
  http-get:*:audio/mpeg:DLNA.ORG_PN=MP3
  http-get:*:audio/x-ms-wma:DLNA.ORG_PN=WMABASE
  http-get:*:video/mpeg:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_PS_NTSC
  http-get:*:video/mpeg:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_PS_PAL
  http-get:*:video/mpeg:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_TS_HD_KO_ISO
  http-get:*:video/vnd.dlna.mpeg-tts:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_TS_HD_KO_T
  http-get:*:video/vnd.dlna.mpeg-tts:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_TS_HD_NA
  http-get:*:video/mpeg:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_TS_HD_NA_ISO
  http-get:*:video/vnd.dlna.mpeg-tts:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_TS_HD_NA_T
  http-get:*:video/vnd.dlna.mpeg-tts:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_TS_JP_T
  http-get:*:video/vnd.dlna.mpeg-tts:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_TS_SD_EU
  http-get:*:video/mpeg:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_TS_SD_EU_ISO
  http-get:*:video/vnd.dlna.mpeg-tts:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_TS_SD_EU_T
  http-get:*:video/vnd.dlna.mpeg-tts:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_TS_SD_KO
  http-get:*:video/mpeg:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_TS_SD_KO_ISO
  http-get:*:video/vnd.dlna.mpeg-tts:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_TS_SD_KO_T
  http-get:*:video/vnd.dlna.mpeg-tts:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_TS_SD_NA
  http-get:*:video/mpeg:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_TS_SD_NA_ISO
  http-get:*:video/vnd.dlna.mpeg-tts:DLNA.ORG_PN=MPEG_TS_SD_NA_T
  http-get:*:video/x-ms-wmv:DLNA.ORG_PN=WMVMED_BASE
  http-get:*:image/jpeg:*
  http-get:*:audio/L16:*
  http-get:*:audio/mpeg:*
  http-get:*:audio/x-ms-wma:*
  http-get:*:video/mpeg:*
  http-get:*:video/vnd.dlna.mpeg-tts:*
  http-get:*:video/avi:*
  http-get:*:video/x-ms-asf:*
  http-get:*:video/x-ms-wmv:*
  http-get:*:video/mp4:*
  http-get:*:video/quicktime:*
  http-get:*:video/x-matroska:*

This is a relatively short list, but it seems to include the most important formats. There's no hint of any subtitles support here or anywhere else that I can find though. It seems that the UPnP/DLNA client is a software called "IPI Media Renderer". By doing some searching, it seems that this software is used on several TV's from several manufacturers, which is why UMS recognizes it as a Visio Smart TV (which also uses the "IPI Media Renderer" software. I haven't been able to find some proper information about this software and what it supports though. It might support different things for different TV's, but that's not certain.

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"50PUS6162/12" with dlna details: {friendlyName=50PUS6162/12, address=192.168.1.5, udn=uuid:13f6f296-9f91-1be4-a3c6-f828193d6f22, manufacturer=, modelName=, modelNumber=, modelDescription=IPI Media Renderer, manufacturerURL=}

I guess the only thing you can do is to try to change the Visio SmartTV configuration to add support for both of the external subtitles "hacks", and see if any of them work. I kind of doubt it though, in which case there is no way around burning in the subtitles by transcoding.