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pipin wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 24, 2020 9:56 pm

10.0.0-a1 is so far working fine without glitches.

Thanks pipin for your feedback, happy holidays to you and yours!

You can download via the web interface, and you can set custom commands in the program in Transcoding Settings, and in the renderer config files themselves.
You can see what the existing FFmpeg commands we use are, by playing a file and then opening your debug.log file, the command is in there.

Thank you for version 9.8.3 significantly better support for Samsung Q800T 8K television; no longer have to transcode nearly everything. Files are now playing natively. Is it possible to bring up the UMS web version through the Samsung Web Browser? Would like to take advantage of thumbnails and fil...

General: Welcome to our first alpha v10 release! Alpha in this case means it may not be stable or have all of its features yet. We hope to get feedback from you about it. This release focuses on providing more dynamic features to let you filter and sort your media in useful ways, and some big impro...

Sorry but it looks like your database failed to update at some point. I just tested on my machine and the upgrade succeeded. Can you try doing a clean install or removing your database folder?

Hi Kruksten, I'm also using Windows 10 and PS4, and I can't reproduce it. If you would be willing to do testing for us that could help. Can you please attach TRACE logs and let us know what time the disconnection happened?

If we can get TRACE logs from you after you successfully play that file @myles that will be useful, then we can see why it is working with the new config and possibly we can improve this for all LG users.

What is it about webp you want supported? From what I can see in the code, we do support it

It looks like we should update our icon to work with whatever operating system that is. It is usually transparent. What OS are you on?

It probably wouldn't be too hard to re-add support for plugins if someone is motivated to do that. I would support it.