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First I'd like to say that I nothing about running DVD ISO's, so someone else would have to answer to that. About the "resume" files I don't think there's a way of deleting them other than completing playback of the media in question, which is hard if playback doesn't work. You can disable...

I've never been noted for my brevity either, so don't worry about that part. I much prefer someone that give an in-depth description to someone that only throws out a few statements and then you have to guess/interpret the rest, or do some rounds of back and forth answers/questions until you actuall...

I think you need to build it yourself and disable what you don't want then. It's pretty easy to get UMS up and running by Using Eclipse. I've set it up on multiple VM's for tracing under different OS'es and circumstances, what I generally do is: Install git Install Maven Install Eclipse Checkout htt...

Your point about the lack of proper documentation is valid. I doubt that the "UPnP Device Host" is needed. The problem is most likely that you haven't turned off the firewall. My guess is that when you start the "UPnP Device Host", UPnP traffic is automatically allowed through th...

I haven't looked at it for video files, but I've been struggeling a bit with the same issue with audio files and PS3. It seems to me that the PS3 ignores whatever information it gets about sample rate and channels, and plays it as if it was 2 channels and 44,1 or 48 KHz (depending on the PS3 configu...

It seems to me as a bug on UMS' part, I'd definitly like to take a closer look at the parsing. Sadly you can't attach such a file here.

It looks like both files are streamed as-is, no muxing is done as far as I can see.

It's H.265/HEVC. UMS should be able to recognize that as far as I know. There are two "modes" from what I can understand, "hvc1" and "hev1". This is "hvc1", maybe that's a problem for UMS. I really know way too little about this format to come up with somethin...

I don't know the details of how this is logged myself, but I interpret it as it's being sent as a separate file and not muxed into the mkv. However, there's some vital information missing in your pasted log: The decision about how to deliver this file. What you've posted is the playback itself, but ...

What's an example of such a file path? Is it extremely long? Does it work if you test by putting the file in a folder i root of your C drive? Look in the log file - the names seem fine, that's not the problem. UMS can find the files, but it can't figure out their "container", which means ...