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Same problem with a fresh install of 14.9.0 unfortunately. Browsing a folder e.g Peep Show gives the spinny wheel for some time, but no files appear. The subfolder "Featurettes" does, as does the Transcode folder.
Logs attached fwiw.

I guess I'll wait and see what 14.11 brings. And I should look at ...

I tried a fresh install and blew away my config to just share a single folder/file to try and isolate the problem. The config file might mention the previous full sharing config.

I suspect it's the TV or the TV profile rather than a UMS problem, given that the browser can see and play videos just ...

After upgrading to 14.10.1, when browsing folders from my TV/renderer (Sony Bravia KDL-46Z5500) files are no longer appearing - just empty folders. Have tried uninstalling and reinstalling and going back to a few older releases.

If I look inside the Transcode folder I see the file names, but I get ...

Here's a problem which started several releases ago but I've been working around. I have a Sony Bravia on a static IP 10.1.1.55, with UMS running on a Windows desktop with static IP 10.1.1.2. My UMS version is 10.2 which I know is a couple of dot revisions behind, but nothing in the release notes ...

No problem. Perhaps it's the channel that's stopping me from attaching logs - I still can't in this thread. Anyhow, I've made a new post in the support channel with my debug logs attached in case it's useful - it really only identifies that ffmpeg failed.

As discussed in the Announcements channel, 10.3 broke rendering for me (and at least one other member). Rolling back to 10.2 solved the problem.

Log file (attached) shows an ffmpeg error, although sadly it's not particularly informative!

Thanks as always for such an excellent product. I've lurked ...

I had to roll back to 10.2 too. I can't seem to attach logs (I'll start a new topic if that helps?) but found this with trace turned on:

TRACE 2021-03-17 20:05:06.452 [ffmpeg64.exe-15] EOF
INFO 2021-03-17 20:05:06.452 [ffmpeg64.exe-15] Process C:\Program Files (x86)\Universal Media Server\win32 ...