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no improvement on this?
still buffers like crazy every 1s and the stream takes alot to start.
been using serviio in the meantime and it loads the streams very fast and they don't buffer. of course it would have been perfect if the serviio wouldn't fail to recognize the streams at times.

yeah...it doesn't make any difference.
I don't suppose I could lower the UMS buffering time

Is ums forum going to be tapatalk integrated any time soon?
It would be so much easier to view it on smartphones.

yeah, it would be cool if UMS could detect the type of the m3u file (local) and by contents to display it as video file or as a folder if contains multiple items.
thanks anyway.
now all I have to do is to figure why the streams take a long time load. on the PC they open in vlc in about 5 seconds for ...

it works :)
now when open the m3u file there is a media inside it and it plays.
not that I'm unpleased but would like to ask if you can "shorten" the things a little in the sense that the m3u files themselves be detected as media files directly or at least the ones that have the specific tags inside ...

fixed the photos ...
here is the trace:

As i have said the TV media player sees then but it doesn't know what they are.it doesn't play them. It thinks they are folders

they are not all in one place. they are many cattegories and sub folders.
would be the least of my problem...
i don't suppose there are any modification I could make to SamsungAllShare.conf so that m3u files are automaticaly opened in the tv's media player or are there?
i see something there ...

it highly doubt I would be able to achieve that: combining all into 1 file.there are over 9500 m3u files.
too bad "file://" can only point to a specific local file and not load a whole directory containg the files.
thanks anyway
the main fault here is the smart tv or better said it's video player ...

the problem is that i have the m3u files stored localy on my PCand for each channel there is a m3u file.the folder that contains them is shared in UMS and i can browse it on the TV, but it will not try to open the m3u files.
each m3u file containts something like this:

#EXTM3U
#EXTVLCOPT--http ...