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Oh, and the fact that you can't see anything but the Title of the track or video, no Author, time etc.

The fact that it sorts everything alphabetically rules out me using it for audio at the moment, and video support is somewhat limited. Good job I've got ps3s in every room.

Hi ExSport,

I managed to set up my own fork and push the changes from my local codebase there, and have now created a Pull request for the main UMS master.

I donn't think that to make UMS fully configurable from the web interface is a good idea. I think that supervisor of the UMS server should decide which users (renderers) should have acces to the server and which folders will be available to them. To make it configurable remotely is a way how make ...

ExSport wrote:You must create own github project forked from official one (I expect you already have one) and then create pull request from changes you made.

No, I don't have my own GitHub project, and it sounds like a lot of messing around to commit some changes.

Has anyone tried playing a DVD iso through UMS on a PS3 recently? I'm running Fedora 19 headless and have updated mplayer, mencoder, ffmpeg and mediainfo, and installed x264, but the PS3 still says "The media type is not supported" or something similar. I can produce some logs if needed. I also have ...

I created a patch file, but that saved in my local directory, what do I do with that now? I've tried using Push to apply the changes, but I get an error:
https://[email protected]/Univers ... Server.git: git-receive-pack not permitted

In my local code base I've fixed the sort order for all Album related Cache queries and added a couple of extra ones (By Letter and By Year). I've also added a few missing translations for PMS.28 and added one (though they may not be great for some languages since I used Google Translate etc) PMS.29 ...

I have my Linux installation set up to use UTF-8 filenames, and UMS is working fine except I found one music folder Communiqué which wouldn't display any of the tracks. It turns out (using the debugger) that Java doesn't like the é in the filename and returns false for File.exists(). Digging a ...

Upgraded Maven in NB and all worked (after copying cmd files to bat)