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I had a feeling that would come into play. It was definitely worth asking though. You never know any more.

The one who asked you to post the debug.log file is the creator of UMS. And to be able to detect the renderer properly you will have to set up the conf with correct identifying headers that way UMS knows what it is looking for.

I have no idea if this is possible, and if not I can live without it. I remember several PS3 versions prior to current that PMS was able to bypass Cinavia protection on movies. An update occurred that stopped that bypass. What is the possibility of a new bypass?

Can you post a debug log?

I also use CentOS, and I can say my log file never exceeds a few MB at most. As per that section you posted, it does appear that mplayer is not installed on your system.

I may be incorrect, and please let me know if I am, but if I read correctly, you don't have ffmpeg installed. And possibly mplayer if I read in there correctly. I would install those first. Let's see, you're on a Debian based system... so

sudo apt-get install ffmpeg mplayer

should do the trick ...

Hmm... Well I went to go play it but unfortunately it is just as bad as before. Am I doing something wrong? I went into the transcode folder and selected the ffmpeg option.

**edit I restarted the video and didn't skip the theme this time, now it works fine. I guess I just shouldn't skip any!

That's fine, I don't mind the English audio. My wife doesn't like reading the subtitles anyways. I'm just glad to get it playing finally!

Thank you.I appreciate you taking the time to look at this for me.

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