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Excellent, now i get the point of having the a: and v: specs and the supported lines.

Thankfully my files are not using alac, so i guess i'm in the clear.

For my own edification then

f:xyz should refer to format, but is in fact the file extension?
m: is the mime type, this info tells the dlna client what they are getting on the http request?
n: is the maximum supported number of ...

@mik_s

Thank you very much, PrependTrackNumbers worked like a charm.

@Nadahar

Thank you for reviewing my logs and the in depth explanation, i tried many combinations or mime type, format and adding audio codec using the renderer config included in the zip and the default Samsung-UHD-2019.conf and ...

Issue solved with a huge compromise. Downgraded to 9.5.0, dumped the config and started using the default config Samsung-UHD-2019.conf changing line 86 to this

Supported = f:aac|m4a m:audio/x-m4a

Now my files under iTunes Music appear and play, but they are not in order, the numbering is lost ...

I read the DefaultRenderer.conf, it's still ambiguous as to what goes where in the f: a: etc flags, but it's good information.

I'm attaching the trace log.

I put some of those m4a files on a USB and plugged it to the TV, played with no problem. I've been playing with the renderer config but ...

Hi, this is my first post here, i've been looking for information about my problem everywhere but i couldn't find much so i'm asking here.

Short version: i have a ton of m4a files on a directory on a Mac, i would like to play them on my TV in my living room using UMS, i can't, the TV says some ...