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Yeah, it seems like *someone* should update the Wiki on that point.

I had that problem once, it doesn't have to do with UMS but is something with your locally installed certificates. I don't remember the details, but I was able to solve it from the information I found on stackoverflow. If I finally manage to finish #1061 MediaUtil will be removed as a dependency, an...

I don't know if it's possible to do that "with m2e". You need Maven in some shape or form, and I'm pretty sure m2e does so as well (but it probably doesn't add it to your path). I'd just "install" Maven though, as that's very fast and easy. The command you have to run isn't that ...

I haven't followed the case from the start, but we just implemented AIFF support a couple of days ago and this version hasn't been released yet. I'm kind of confused that UMS will display the AIFF files at all without this updated version. Whatever your problems currently are, given that the FFmpeg ...

Neither of those messages indicate anything wrong or are at all "noteworthy". The first is actually a bit complicated to explain, but it's something that UMS just does from time to time. The second is generated when you try to play a file and and UMS is trying to figure out how to deliver ...

Disregard what your OS deeps as "newer". That is based on file date, and is probably completely irrelevant. The file date of the FFmpeg that came with UMS is probably from the last time you installed UMS, while the file date on the downloaded version might be from when they generated the D...

As I explained in the other thread, if you open Terminal you can do all those things without being hampered by Apple's attempt to "protect you" from anything slightly technical. The files and folders are there, but the OS decides that you as a user isn't smart enough to see it. However, if...

The DMG file is an ISO file so you shouldn't replace the FFMpeg executable with that one. But, if you open the DMG file you will find a FFMpeg executable inside. Copy that version over the one used by UMS "/Applications/Universal Media Server.app/Contents/Resources/osx/ffmpeg". As to brows...

@valib Ok, then I made a wrong assumption, but I know I've seen related code doing a manual calculation of used memory. Are you saying that is simply leftovers from an earlier implementation that's no longer used?

@Sami he has already reported that the problem goes away if the music folder isn't shared. @uxb Thinking some more about this, I'm not so sure there is a leak. I think this is more of a design issue. Unless I am mistaken, UMS will keep parsing information for all scanned or accessed elements in memo...