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Like in these pics.
2nd pic is the one you will see first and top pic is the one you will second.

When you go into UMS on your TV (like when you want to play a video) there should be a folder named "transcode".
It that folder, you can select the video you want to play and it will give you different transcoding methods. Try each method and check if the mkv dts file plays.

I see these comments at the top of the Samsung-UHD-2019.conf file. # This is based on Samsung-UHD.conf but removes dts and divx support, which # was removed from all Samsung TVs in 2019, and has more specific subtitles # support. It might be worth going into the "transcode" folder and chec...

I see these comments at the top of the Samsung-UHD-2019.conf file. # This is based on Samsung-UHD.conf but removes dts and divx support, which # was removed from all Samsung TVs in 2019, and has more specific subtitles # support. It might be worth going into the "transcode" folder and chec...

@mik_s
Could be the issue about newer TVs not supporting dts as you say.
It sounds like the series 7 TV is playing the mkv dts files ok but the series 9 TV is not.

And... out of interest what Ubiquiti equipment are you running?
I have a Ubiquity Edgerouter and UniFi access points.

The problem will be the config of the renderer conf file. For example, the included LG-webOS.conf file included with UMS was transcoding or not playing about 30% of my media files. After modifying over some years it plays everything and most without transcoding.now. Do you know which conf file the T...

I noticed this in your logs: Received a browse request from [TV] Samsung Q90 Series (65) [Unknown renderer] Empty response sent to [TV] Samsung Q90 Series (65) [Unknown renderer] It could be that the TV is not picking up a renderer configuration file. I am not sure which conf file that TV should use...

So you can see the folders but the folders do not show any content?

So you have 2 TV's (Samsung) exact same model and it is working on 1 but not on the other?
Just noticed the models are slightly different,