Any file containing H.264 level 4.0 to 5.1 video (QuickTime only due to the previous rule e.g.
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Any file containing non-QuickTime H.264 High 4.1 to 5.1 video (probably only 1080p content with bitrates too high to handle).Any file containing DTS-HD audio (I don't think this player handles it at all).Any file containing DTS audio (this player does its own DTS to DD transcoding if using optical out, but I prefer to do it myself).Any MPEG-PS (VOB) file containing PCM audio (this player cannot play such audio correctly, at least when streamed).Transcode any of the following to an MPEG-TS stream with MPEG-2 video (max.Remux any FLV file which contains H.264 video (older YouTube rips mainly).As compared to the Samsung B/C profile, which works pretty well, I am adding the following features: To enhance support for my Blu-Ray player, a BD-C6500, which is one of the older Samsung "C" models. Here's what I am using currently in my user-profiles.xml. If there are conflicts, the first match wins, so the inherited parts are always lowest priority. Those parts are inherited as if you had explicitly added that content to the end of your Transcoding section. So if you add a Transcoding section, this replaces the entire Transcoding section of the source profile, except for the parts of the source profile which have forceInheritance="true".
Something not clear in the documentation: For the most part, "extending" a profile means you are actually overriding any elements you specify. A message in the serviio.log file will tell you where the error is.) If you make a crucial mistake when editing, Serviio will not start. (You don't need a special XML editor any simple text editor will do, although on Windows, Notepad is less than ideal due to quirky handling of line breaks. ("." is one or more Profile elements, as shown in the examples below.) The format is the same as for profiles.xml, i.e. Nowadays, instead of editing that file directly, you should create a new file named user-profiles.xml, and put your enhancements in there. The transcoding configuration is in device "profiles" in Serviio's %ProgramFiles%\Serviio\config\profiles.xml file. Still, you may well have to add custom support for your devices, depending on what you're trying to play. Serviio can transcode these unplayable files, and it supports many devices out of the box. For example, they might be able to play a certain format, but they don't mention that it's only if the video bitrate is under a certain threshold.
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