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No its not in the UMS program but on your renderer. you should see it alongside all your files.
If its not there then check to make sure that "Show the #-TRANSCODE-# folder" option is checked in the navigation settings.

oops, yeah meant to say "No Transcoding"

Looking at the Roku config it looks a bit bare, so I looked up the Supported formats and there isn't much it does support, which is why most things are being transcoded for it. The Samsung TV should have support for more formats though but doesn't like transcoded files so you won't be able to fast f...

I don't see anything getting played or any renderers other than 3 lots of Windows Media Player with ip's of 192.168.1.2, 192.168.1.21 and 192.168.1.42. One of those will be on the computer running UMS and I'm guessing there are another 2 computers on your network. no mention of a Roku 3. Could you d...

delete the line StreamExtentions forces streaming of those formats without checking even if they are not supported by your device.

But good to know that my tv does not support DTS and AC3. And i thought i could do nothing wrong with buying a Samsung TV. It is strange that it isn't supported. My 2013 Samsung does. Maybe that model is on the lower end and to save costs they never bought the licences to use Dolby If I read it rig...

I had look on google for specs on your TV and it doesn't support DTS, which would make sense you would get the error message "could not play audio". UMS is correctly identifying that and is transcoding the file to MPEGTS-H264-AC3, however looks like it has no support for Dolby at all so AC3 won't wo...

Please post log files so we can see what is causing the problem

At first glance it looks mostly ok, you have TranscodeAudio and MaxVideoBitrateMbps in twice though.

can't be much more helpful without logs to see why your file won't play.

Just follow the link in the red section above. Best to restart UMS before doing the logs though to limit anything unrelated to your problem.