[Solved] 5.1.2 J8 Accepts then Rejects Renderer, Files

[michaelt]

--- This is a dup with the log file attached ---
Edited: reran and captured bad and good logs (times don't match the code inserts).

More testing and looking at the log file turned this up - after successfully ID'ing the renderer - it marks it unrecognized:

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TRACE 16:03:25.830 [cling-11] Matched media renderer "Samsung C/D Series" based on address /10.0.1.89
DEBUG 16:03:25.832 [cling-11] Reading UpnpDetailsSearch: "Samsung , [CD]S?\d{3}\d? , AllShare" (default: "")
DEBUG 16:03:25.832 [cling-11] Reading MediaInfo: true (default: false)
DEBUG 16:03:25.832 [cling-11] Marking upnp renderer "TV-55C8000" at /10.0.1.89 as unrecognized
DEBUG 16:03:25.833 [cling-11] Purging renderer Samsung C/D Series as invalid

After packing the debug file, I selected "Restart Server" and all the error messages went away and the file played:

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04-20 16:04:31  Media renderer was not recognized. Possible identifying HTTP headers:User-Agent: DLNADOC/1.50
04-20 16:05:12  Started playing Absolute Power.mkv on your TV-55C8000
04-20 16:05:16  Media renderer was not recognized. Possible identifying HTTP headers:User-Agent: DLNADOC/1.50
04-20 16:05:18  Media renderer was not recognized. Possible identifying HTTP headers:User-Agent: DLNADOC/1.50
04-20 16:05:18  Media renderer was not recognized. Possible identifying HTTP headers:User-Agent: DLNADOC/1.50
04-20 16:05:18  Media renderer was not recognized. Possible identifying HTTP headers:User-Agent: DLNADOC/1.50
04-20 16:05:18  Media renderer was not recognized. Possible identifying HTTP headers:User-Agent: DLNADOC/1.50
04-20 16:05:19  Media renderer was not recognized. Possible identifying HTTP headers:User-Agent: DLNADOC/1.50
04-20 16:05:19  Checking shared folder: /Users/umsmkv/aML/Video/Index
04-20 16:05:19  Media renderer was not recognized. Possible identifying HTTP headers:User-Agent: DLNADOC/1.50
04-20 16:05:19  Media renderer was not recognized. Possible identifying HTTP headers:User-Agent: DLNADOC/1.50
04-20 16:05:19  Checking shared folder: /Users/umsmkv/aML/Video/Index
04-20 16:46:06  Sending BYEBYE...
04-20 16:46:06  Stopping server on host 10.0.1.50 and port 5001...
04-20 16:46:07  Using address /10.0.1.50 found on network interface: name:en0 (en0)
04-20 16:46:07  Created socket: /10.0.1.50:5001
04-20 16:49:56  Checking shared folder: /Users/umsmkv/aML/Video/Index
04-20 16:50:10  The file /Users/umsmkv/aML/Video/Index/Blu-ray/M*A*S*H (MASH| 1970).mkv could not be parsed. It will be hidden
04-20 16:50:20  Started playing Absolute Power.mkv on your TV-55C8000

[infidel]

after successfully ID'ing the renderer - it marks it unrecognized

In renderers/Samsung-CD.conf try changing

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UpnpDetailsSearch = Samsung , [CD]S?\d{3}\d? , AllShare

to

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UpnpDetailsSearch = [CD]S?\d{3}\d? , (Samsung|AllShare)

Your 55C8000's upnp device details are formatted in a way that's new to UMS (probably due to Samsung firmware changes) and causing UMS to doubt its initial recognition.

[michaelt]

Your 55C8000's upnp device details are formatted in a way that's new to UMS (probably due to Samsung firmware changes) and causing UMS to doubt its initial recognition.

I'll give it a try although this set has never had a firmware update since I bought it.
Yup - seems to be good now.
Thanx

[infidel]

although this set has never had a firmware update since I bought it.

I should have said its upnp details aren't consistent with other Samsung c/d tvs we've seen before and left it at that . There's no real standard for how devices present their identifying info, so recognition is a big headache.

[michaelt]

I should have said its upnp details aren't consistent with other Samsung c/d tvs we've seen before and left it at that . There's no real standard for how devices present their identifying info, so recognition is a big headache.

Now that sounds more like the real world - trial & guess.

Edit:
Real reason was the in the .conf file: changed "UpnpDetailsSearch" to:

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[CD]S?\d{3}\d? , (Samsung|AllShare)

and it worked.