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That change will not match anything as the whole line has to match. Assuming those models will have the same format support (a quick side by side comparison of those 2 manuals it looks so) then you can use UpnpDetailsSearch = UBD-M[7|8|9]\d{3} for all of them to use the same conf. Maybe change Rende...

I can see that UMS is choosing to stream those 2 videos as the supported formats match, so if they will not play then there is something about them that are not supported. I compared their formats to the specs in the manual and it does appear that they should be supported so I don't know what is sto...

OK for the UHD player it was not using the conf so that change did not work. I tried a different way that should work all the time. Samsung Ultra HD Blu-ray.conf The ES6000 is using the conf but needs testing to get the supported formats correct, something you will have to do though. I can see all f...

The CD and NotCD confs are fall backs when there is no better match for a Samsung device. They have a low priority so better matches will take precedent, but because it is possible for you to rename devices even this can break things. The HD blu-ray did not give anything else in the headers so that ...

I can see that the reason that those videos are transcoding on the Samsung Ultra HD Blu-ray is because they use the opus audio format and this was not in the supported formats list. I had a check over the supported formats in the manual and did not see opus mentioned there but it could have been usi...

Could you post your logs showing these being played so I can see why UMS is choosing to transcode them? (see the section in red above)

I don't know the details of how metadata is retrieved but I know it goes off filenames not necessarily the folder names, so if you have renamed and abbreviated your files then UMS cannot make a match to online services like opensubtitles and TMDB, IMDB etc. If the match is ambiguous like films from ...

There is no conf for browsers anymore as they are hard coded to use one format in the web player. It uses HLS which allows seeking with transcoded video plus a load of extra stuff that was not possible before. Everything will be transcoded using this so the web player only needs to support that one ...

Could you post new logs with these problems?

This is set up un the renderer conf file for your device. If it is transcoding h264 when this is a supported format then it is using the wrong conf or there is not one for it yet. If you post your log files (see the section in red above) I will be able to see what it is using and tweak a similar con...