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Yeah, basically, I do appreciate the media server thing for other uses though. I've had quite good luck with it on my Smart TV until Plex started shitting the
by problems 10y ago
Yeah, basically, I do appreciate the media server thing for other uses though.
I've had quite good luck with it on my Smart TV until Plex started shitting the bed.
> Furthermore, it lacks the ability to expose server-specific services, such as transcoding and additional subtitles in case of Plex.
No it doesn't, UMS and others allow you to enable these things. In fact it has transcoding profiles for different devices just like Plex does and you can select the subs you want on your TV, mine lets me at least. Just really glad I didn't pay for Plex as I was considering it prior to this incident.
- arghwhat 10y agoCan you, from the device, chose how to transcode and apply subtitles, select different video/audio tracks, potentially trigger ahead-of-time transcoding, etc.? Fixed device profiles are not particularly useful. I may be mistaken, but I do not recall DLNA as supporting any such "extended", server-specific capabilities.