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I do not use DLNA because I need to access my home media over VPN over the internet.

Windows Chrome works great.

Need this for IOS/iPhone

How do I get UMS to do this.....

Here is what works on Wild Media Server (WMS):

My video files are stored as .wmv (Video Format is wmv2, Audio format is mp3 ...

I do not use DLNA because I need to access my home media over VPN over the internet.

Please add HTTP support for IOS/iPhone,

Here is what works on Wild Media Server (WMS):

My video files are stored as .wmv (Video Format is wmv2, Audio format is mp3)

Video is transcoded to:

Mpegts
-vcodec h264 ...

I would like to use the HTML5 access via iPhone - but I cannot find anyone else who has tried this...

Does not redraw the screen properly in stock safari or chrome (on top of safari).

Cannot play videos.

Music work

Pictures work

Can this be fixed ??

Am I the only person trying to use an iPhone ...

Thanks Sharkhunter.

I am still a bit confused.

Is the problem with the format I have my videos/movies stored in - or is it the .OGG format that UMS is trying to transcode the video files to ???

It looks to me like there is something else going wrong. It appears to me that the video playback ...

I posted this in another section of the UMS forum - thought it should be here....

I am using Chrome Browser on all of my devices (WIndows, IOS, Android, etc.)

The HTML video playback works perfect on Chrome WIndows - no issues.

But when I use Chrome on IOS or Safari on IOS which do exactly the ...

I am using Chrome on all of my devices (WIndows, IOS, Android, etc.)

The HTML video playback works perfect on Chrome WIndows - no issues.

But when I use Chrome on IOS or Safari on IOS which do exactly the same thing (There is no Firefox - at least for now - in IOS) the video won't play.

I will ...

I am specifically using UMS as a media server using the WEB interface.

I am an Electrical Engineer and I have much many years of experience with Computers, Multiple OS's (Android,Windows, Linux,etc.), Networks, DLNA/UPNP, etc. My goal has always been universal access to my media- even over the ...