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How can I donate to the project?ĭonations are very appreciated, they help us with server costs. UMS was started with the belief that more can be achieved with a fresh start with new people and new ideas. What are the reasons for developing UMS instead of PMS? If my PS3 has been on for a while and then I start UMS, they do not connect with eachother.How can I create a custom nf to make UMS recognize my device? Why aren't Live Subtitles showing up for my language?.How can I launch UMS with a custom profile?.Which codecs or codec packs should I install for the best file-support?.What are the reasons for developing UMS instead of PMS?.You can then click on the name of the question above its answer to go back to the menu. Unfortunately Universal Media Server also refuses to stream any video to my TV.The following is a list of frequently asked questions for Universal Media Server.Ĭlick on the questions below to see the answer. So after hours of tinkering without result if found the information that "Universal Media Server" would be a great fork of PS3 Media Server - a fork that actually is still maintained. Now, all of a sudden, movie streaming ceased service completely. This worked fine for some weeks (well, playlist-parsing isn't as good as you'd wish but at least it works partially) and movie-streaming woprked great. Since Mediatomb (which I used years ago for other purposes) isn't able to parse playlists, I switched, after quite some searching, to "PS3 Media Server". Since navigation in my MP3 collection is a bit of a problem, I need a DLNA-Server that can parse M3U (or PLS) Playlists.

To the TV I'd like to stream my movies (mostly x264/MKV) and to the Yamaha I'd like to stream my MP3s. And i have a quite modern Sony TV (running Android) and a Yamaha Network Media Player. I have some kind of file server (running kubuntu 14.04) with music and movies on it. I'm a bit frustrated because I failed the task to find a working DLNA Server even if I tought such a thing would be the easiest thing in the world.