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The first time I looked at this kinda script was today. Uploading anything to general use is not something I would be comfortable with, but if others go over it first... maybe.

I listed the model earlier, my TV is very old, very. It is one of the first versions of DLNA from 11 years ago, not a ...

A more efficient method might be cutting out a 5 min clip and then using handbrake to encode as many different codecs I can of that 5 minute clip. Then I can exclude the ones that don't work.

Thanks, that was a very fast reply. I was actually editing my response.

I'll try to find files my tv can run to cross these off the checklist:
# mpegps (mpeg presentation stream, used in DVD Videos, VCDs, etc.)
# mpegts (mpeg transport stream, used in sat tv, blu rays, etc.)
# wmv (Windows Media ...

Actually it is "mentioned" in that since no video codec is specified, all are considered supported for the specified container. So, to fix it, you would have to edit the lines with containers that might contain h265 and explicitly list the codecs that are supported.

Example for Matroska ...

You're looking in the wrong place. UMS.conf is found in your "profile folder", the renderer configurations files are found in the UMS installation folder in the "renderers" subfolder.

Yea, I was just directed to the wrong folder by another site. Got the list now. That's what you get for trying ...

This thread is interesting to me. I need h265 and HEVC transcoded, but when I look in my UMS folder there are no *.conf files other than UMS.conf and VirtualFolders.conf. According to what I read elsewhere the Samsung-***.conf file should be in a separate folder that doesn't exist.

I have a very ...

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Hey man, thanks for helping me out yesterday. I was absolutely knackered and had a kid asking me why he couldn't watch his cartoons. I just needed help.

Thanks for putting up with me :) Reading back I don't understand how it took me so long to understand, but I guess a lack of sleep can ...

Done. Thanks It's up again.

I think I got it, let me test it out and I'll report back. I just didn't think it would be possible for it to choose a VPN as standard.

Maybe you'd be willing to help me with the network settings, or direct me to a thread that concerns the recommended changes after the windows update? I'm pretty beat after a 12h shift, my head needs a break.

My computer IP is 192.168.1.100
Shouldn't the server IP be the same as that since it's on ...