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Another solution could be to have a custom renderer-config folder that would not get deleted. That already exists, it's in the "renderers" folder in the profile folder. On a standard Windows installation that translates to "C:\ProgramData\UMS\renderers". What do you mean? Doesn't the renderers fold...

So far no issues, thank you very much.

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I saw that question before, and the TL;DR of the very confusing thread is: not possible.

I think my above answer is all you need, but you can read more about subtitles in the UMS Wiki here: https://github.com/UniversalMediaServer/UniversalMediaServer/wiki/Audio-and-Subtitles Be aware that subtitles sent without transcoding are handled entirely by the TV, so things like fontsize and styl...

I usually just rename the subtitle file to match the video file name. MyCoolMovie.avi MyCoolMovie.srt Your TV may be able to read subtitles, if not, UMS will automatically try to transcode with "burnt in" subtitles. (Again this all depends on your <render>.config which is used to tell UMS what your ...

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Another solution could be to have a custom renderer-config folder that would not get deleted.

Since UMS is running on a server/computer, why not let UMS enable you to control your server via your remote?
So f.ex. on windows, UMS would execute bat files.
Maybe it could be done as a plugin?

What do you guys think?

Hi Could you create the question again in the General Help and Support -forum? The best way to get help is to create logfiles which will contain info about your device and the files you're trying to play. Read more about how to create and submit log files: http://www.universalmediaserver.com/forum/v...