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I was just looking through your log files.
Most of the videos were not streamed (say renderer not supported) and then transcoding was tried which failed.
The issue could be your mediarender.conf file perhaps.

Why not try using the UMS included version of ffmpeg as suggested by mik_s. That is simple to do and you don't have to make any changes to your server, In your UMS.conf file just change: # Path to ffmpeg (absolute or relative from project.binaries.dir) # Example: /usr/bin/ffmpeg # Default: # Win: wi...

I am running UMS on a Gentoo Linux headless server and it works fine. I see that you have all the ffmpeg options enabled which you need. The only difference is that as mik_s says, your ffmpeg version is older. Your version: 4.4.2 My version: 4.4.4 It may not sound like much difference in versions bu...

In the config file (UMS.conf), you would have the setting like this:

# Web gui on start
# ----------
# Whether a browser page will load on program startup
# Default: true
web_gui_on_start =false

You have to forward UDP and TCP in your router to the IP of the computer running UMS.
That is if you want access to UMS when you are offsite.

But.... you wouldn't have UMS on the WAN side if you are just using it within you own local network.

Are you trying to access UMS from somewhere outside of your LAN?

To me, it looks like it is using the original "Samsung-UHD-2019.conf" file and not the modified "Samsung-UHD-2019-mod.conf" file

Edit: Sorry, I was looking at a previous file. It IS using the "Samsung-UHD-2019-mod.conf" file.

Maybe you could post the log file again (same as you did last time) so it can be seen which conf file is being used.
Restart UMS so the log file is not too big and access UMS with the Q90 TV and then post log.

Hi, Don't force the default renderer. Are you sure that the TV is using the "Samsung-UHD-2019" conf file? As a test you could just add "Samsung-UHD-2019" .to the choice where it says "Enabled Renderers". If that is the only enabled renderer, the TV should use that one o...

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