Unsupported action received [Samsung UE46B8000]

[stdimitrov90]

Hi @thelordofthebits . I got the same issue and was wondering if you have managed to find a solution.
To the support team: Is there a way to configure the ObjectId values mapping?

[qwerty12]

To get media browsing working with this TV, you need to build Universal Media Server yourself from source and apply this very simple patch:

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diff --git a/src/main/java/net/pms/network/mediaserver/jupnp/model/meta/UmsDeviceDetailsProvider.java b/src/main/java/net/pms/network/mediaserver/jupnp/model/meta/UmsDeviceDetailsProvider.java
index 9b361b631..136845254 100644
--- a/src/main/java/net/pms/network/mediaserver/jupnp/model/meta/UmsDeviceDetailsProvider.java
+++ b/src/main/java/net/pms/network/mediaserver/jupnp/model/meta/UmsDeviceDetailsProvider.java
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ public class UmsDeviceDetailsProvider implements DeviceDetailsProvider {
 	private static final String MODEL_NUMBER = PropertiesUtil.getProjectProperties().get("project.version");
 	private	static final DLNADoc[] DLNA_DOCS = new DLNADoc[] {new DLNADoc("DMS", DLNADoc.Version.V1_5), new DLNADoc("M-DMS", DLNADoc.Version.V1_5)};
 	private	static final DLNACaps DLNA_CAPS = new DLNACaps(new String[] {});
-	private static final DLNACaps SEC_CAP = new DLNACaps(new String[] {"smi", "DCM10", "getMediaInfo.sec", "getCaptionInfo.sec"});
+	private static final DLNACaps SEC_CAP = new DLNACaps(new String[] {"smi", "getMediaInfo.sec", "getCaptionInfo.sec"});
 
 	@Override
 	public DeviceDetails provide(RemoteClientInfo info) {

However, I wouldn't recommend you waste your time. The TV itself is a s***pile and its DLNA implementation is poor; I've had messages telling me a file isn't supported on a file that previously played back fine. Unless your content is also from/before/around the year the TV was produced, 2009, then you're going to need to pretty much transcode everything. I tried about 5 (working) or so DLNA servers and, honestly, the best advice I can give you is to just buy a stick or a box to plug in to the TV.

[dmitche3]

I'm just a novice but I would try playing around with forcing different Samsung renderers and see if that may make a difference. Something to try before spending money or another server.

[dmitche3]

FYI. I got this resolved. No. The DLNA is not crap, just older. I've streamed using the PS3 server as well as Plex successfully for years. I wish that I remembered how I fixed this in the settings.