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You have a great deal of files with the path like:
net.pms.platform.windows.WindowsUtils Using short path name of "D:\Photos\2018 Фотоархив\2018 11 Andalusien Spanien\Севилья\DSC_6811.JPG": "D:\Photos\2018 Фотоархив\2018 11 Andalusien Spanien\Севилья\DSC_6811.JPG ...

@SubJunk
The test file you linked to played fine.
It played without streaming. So that means 10-BIT MKV files with aac audio are supported by my LG TV's.
It is only the 10-BIT MKV files with ac3 audio which are not supported by the TV's.

I have placed one of the 10-BIT MKV files with ac3 audio on ...

@SubJunk
Yes, the problem files all show "Mode extension : CM (complete main)" under the Audio section in the "MediaInfo" program.
The files without a problem do not show that line at all.

I think the problem is MKV files with a video depth 10-Bit.
All the files which I have to manually go into the ...

It looks like you are running UMS on a Ubuntu system?
Is the client running Firefox also on a Linux system or a Windows system?

If UMS is running on an Ubuntu system and that Ubuntu system has it's own Java, you could tell UMS to use the Ubuntu Java rather than the included Java.
I always configure ...

I run UMS on a Linux server which has a separate file (UMS.sh) in the install folder where the memory size can adusted.
I installed UMS on a windows computer and that configuration file is not present.

On install (windows computer) it asks what what memory size you would like.
The default is 1280 ...

Yes, make your changes and restart your server.
Cheers

PS: How much ram on the computer UMS is running on?

You have to make active=false as well, like this:
[
{
"file": "D:\\",
"monitored": true,
"metadata": true,
"active": true,
"groups": [],
"type": "Folder"
},
{
"file": "D:\\Toolkit",
"monitored": false,
"metadata": true,
"active": false,
"groups": [],
"type": "Folder"
}
]

PS: I see from your logs ...

If you are using UMS to access all the files on your D drive it may be OK to leave it as it is.
But... if there are folders on your D drive, that do not have files that UMS uses, It would be better to leave those folders out.
Also, as a test, you could also just have a couple of folders in your ...

I see you are scanning the entire D drive for files.
Does your entire D drive only contain files which you use with UMS.

If not, it would be better to modify your "Shared.conf" file and only include the subdirectories that would be used with UMS.

It looks like you are using an old version of UMS.conf
For example, the newer versions of UMS.conf do not have:
# ---< Shared folders >-------------------------------------------------------

# Shared folders
# --------------
# A comma-separated list of absolute path names.
# If empty, the default ...