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I did a bit more playing with a fresh git pull this morning and the latest Roku renderer files. It looks like it has a lot of bits added that I had experimented with previously. For my situation with the steaming stick, it seems the problem is outside any tweaking in this file. By that I mean it doe...

The web streamer is on port 9001, try that instead.

You may wish to mention that 9001 is optional as that is the web interface and that can be manually disabled by adding "web_enable = false" to UMS.conf. Secondly, user created service files belong in /etc/systemd/system not /usr/lib/systemd/system. You should also mention that "system...

I did some playing around this evening on my Linux box with my Roku HD Streaming stick which is similar to the Roku3. I tried a few different DLNA servers with the official Roku Media Player app and here is a short summary: Plex DLNA Media Server ==> plays some things; jerky starts, transcode w/ sub...

Subs are working fine for me. Tested several files with ffmpeg and mencoder.

It depends what you want to do with UMS remotely. I use Remote Desktop to update and configure the server remotely, and then forget about it till next test build. If you want to access content,then v5.0 will include a web server for universal client via a web browser. Didn't the web server go live ...

It's a little bit funny that the about page they link to shows a Panasonic TV though...

Should work fine when using transcoding. I've not had any issues watching many 10bit encoded anime.

I made the switch to ffmpeg some time ago and the reason was that there were a lot of files that didn't play in mencoder. FFmpeg had subs issues (no support basically) but now it supports subs (at least the once I use). Anyway it is just the default encoder that is switched. If mencoder is better f...

Is 64-bit Linux unable to run 32-bit applications? I run 64-bit Windows and it has no problem compiling using 32-bit JDK. Yes, it can if setup to do so, that is why I said 64bit only, for people like me who eschew having 32bit binaries and libraries on their precious and pristine 64bit boxes ;) Yea...