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In the Linux version of UMS, the Java version used is the one supplied with UMS.
So changing the Java memory allocation in your system Java will have no effect.

You can either change the allocation in the supplied UMS Java or configure UMS to use your system Java ...

Do you have an XFINITY Set Top Box on your network somewhere?

For your desktop (assuming windows):
From the "run" box at the start button type:
cmd
then press enter.
In the prompt window that comes up, type:
ipconfig
then press enter.
The information shown:
IPv4 Address: is your desktop IP
Default Gateway: is your routers IP

Different Android devices are a ...

With Linux
SHARED.conf is in /userfolder/.config/.config/UMS/SHARED.conf
If that file is not already there, it should be created when UMS is started.

The format (if you want to manually edit SHARED.conf) is:
[
{
"file": "/mnt/media/Images",
"monitored": false,
"metadata": true,
"active": true ...

@mik_s
"You can make it use the system Java install instead but you need to alter the UMS.conf to point to the binaries."

Are you sure that setting is in UMS.conf?
I don't know much about MacOS systems but understand that system is based around Linux.

If that is the case, the Java path has to be ...

@mik_s
I don't have any of the files with special characters which were causing an issue.
It was a couple of years back now and I don't remember which files they were and at that time I removed the special characters which were causing the issue.
From memory there were only 2, but as I said, the ...

No announcement that V14.12.0 is available on Patreon and V14.11.0 is available for general download?

I am running Linux Kernel 6.12.21
Last 2 before that ver Kernel 6.12.16 and 6.6.74
Those 3 kernels ran fine with UMS.

UMS version: 14.11.0 current
Only V13 UMS I had running was: 13.9.0 (worked fine)

I would suggest updating UMS to V14.11.0

Did you try to configure "UMS.conf" to use ffmpeg which is included with UMS.
If not, it would be worth trying that just to check.

It would just be a matter of changing the line in "UMS.conf" from:
ffmpeg_path =
TO
ffmpeg_path = /opt/ums-14.10.1/linux/ffmpeg
** making sure that the "UMS.conf" you ...

I only run my Linux Server in headless mode and am just using the onboard GPU which is an Intel UHD Graphics 630.