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It's strange. Says that there are insufficient permissions to execute but then says it is available and works.

Also, did an install package install UMS or did you do it manually.
I always put mine in /opt/ums

Is /usr/bin/vlc a file or is that a directory?
Just saw your post. It's a file.

Your permissions are fine.
What about your UMS directory and file permissions?

I have modified this as I just read something in your post.

I run UMS as root and no issues.
What are the permissions in /usr/bin and the files within it?

There was a problem with a previous version of UMS where it wasn't picking up mencoder and dcraw in Linux even if those files were in the default Linux paths. It is not an issue in V7.7.1 as I have that version running on Linux. Rather that make symbolic links (you should delete them, you can put th...

I get that error with Opera. Firefox plays them and IE11 plays them in flash format. Mostly the videos don't play in IE11 with HTML5.

One thing I noticed from your logs is that in UMS.conf you have your shared folders as E:\\torrent. I'm not sure if that syntax is correct and also you seem to have other things (besides media files) in that folder.

Sorry for the late reply. I have been in hospital.
The location of my UMS.conf is:
/root/.config/UMS/

My actual UMS.conf file is attached.

And UMS deserves to be there.
Great work!

You can also have more than one folder. This is mine in Linux: folders = /home/media_mnt/Images, /home/media_mnt/Music, /home/media_mnt/Music Videos, /home/media_mnt/Videos So when you bring up UMS, you get a choice which one you want to go into from the start instead of going down the folder tree. ...