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@Wofgang I had made a POC to expose the configuration through web services which turned out to be pretty easy (without any security constraints), I've never went past that stage though. It would definitly be a nice feature to have this available

Anybody tested this on OSX and/or linux? I'd like to create a new thread for the plugin once it has been confirmed that it's working as expected.

@Export No, the play time is being counted by the plugin using the start/stop notifications. Good point though, as I forgot to mention there isn't a notification coming from UMS when a file is being paused and thus pause time will be counted as play time.

I had a bit of spare time on my hands and wrote a plugin for you Have a look at the instructions here.

The 'move to recycle bin' option is supposed to work on all platforms, but I've only tested it only with Win10. Please tell me if everything works fine if you try it on other platforms.

I've put a new version up on sourceforge: ums-5.2.3-mlx-1.3

Not many changes from the mlx side:
- Improved start/stop playing notifications
- Bundle java in version 8u45 where the JDK is included in the installer

UMS:
- All changes between 5.1.2 and 5.2.3 are included

You might be interested in ums-mlx which adds a media library and is intended for large libraries.

@Subjunk It just doesn't add them to the DLNA tree, I don't think greying out is part of DLNA

You could give ums-mlx a try. You could set a condition 'play count is greater than 1' on a folder to achieve this.

Anyone has a hint if this is possible without touching UMS base code?

You're welcome, good if it's of any use