DLNA format Requirements - Revision history

Zodiac.69 at 09:11, 26 April 2012

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     a. AMR
     b. OGG
-    c. ALAC
+    c. FLAC
     d. DTS - I have found that DTS work on my installation.
 . Sub titles, Chapters and Resume

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 '''Not all DLNA Servers are the same.'''
 Do your homework before you start. This will eliminate many hours of frustration. The Forums are the best place to find information
 If you have a Super-Duper Server, you may use one that supports transcoding, converting your files to a "Playable" format on the fly.

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 LAN Connection - 100Mbit
-If your video "Overall bit rate" - Use MediaInfo - is greater than 10 000 Kbps, you are reaching the upper limit of the hardware capability. This is NOT related to file size, but the stream size that is send to your TV/Player.
+If your video "Overall bit rate" - Use MediaInfo - is greater than 10 000 Kbps, you are reaching the upper limit of the hardware capability. This is NOT related to file size - file size = bitrate * running time, but the stream size(bitrate) that is send to your TV/Player.
-You can use XMediaRecode and reduce the Video Bit rate. Yes you will lose some quality, but at high bit rates you may not notice the difference.
+You can use XMediaRecode and reduce the Video Bitrate. Yes you will lose some quality, but at high bit rates you may not notice the difference.
 '''WiFi'''
 I do not have a Samsung WiFi dongle. If anyone have some experience with this, please be so kind and share your knowledge.

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 You can use XMediaRecode and reduce the Video Bit rate. Yes you will lose some quality, but at high bit rates you may not notice the difference.
-WiFi
+'''WiFi'''
 I do not have a Samsung WiFi dongle. If anyone have some experience with this, please be so kind and share your knowledge.

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 '''Stuttering Video'''
 LAN Connection - 100Mbit
 If your video "Overall bit rate" - Use MediaInfo - is greater than 10 000 Kbps, you are reaching the upper limit of the hardware capability. This is NOT related to file size, but the stream size that is send to your TV/Player.

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	b. You can select to convert only Audio or Video, very powerful.		b. You can select to convert only Audio or Video, very powerful.
	c. Only down side is that it removes ALL sub-titles, encode your file and use MKV Merge to add your sub title after you are done		c. Only down side is that it removes ALL sub-titles, encode your file and use MKV Merge to add your sub title after you are done
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		+	'''Stuttering Video'''
		+	LAN Connection - 100Mbit
		+	If your video "Overall bit rate" - Use MediaInfo - is greater than 10 000 Kbps, you are reaching the upper limit of the hardware capability. This is NOT related to file size, but the stream size that is send to your TV/Player.
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		+	You can use XMediaRecode and reduce the Video Bit rate. Yes you will lose some quality, but at high bit rates you may not notice the difference.
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		+	WiFi
		+	I do not have a Samsung WiFi dongle. If anyone have some experience with this, please be so kind and share your knowledge.

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     b. Chapters are only supported from 2010 on and 6-Series and higher, so C6xx for LCD and C6xxx for LED.
     c. Resume, continue where you last stop watching a video, same as above.
 If you find that your video do NOT work, ignoring the ones where the audio is the wrong format-they are easy to fix, the video is either:

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 MkVMerge - http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/
-Use Ver. 4.0.0, newer versions do “header compression” and not all media players can support it.
+Use Ver. 4.0.0, newer versions do “header compression” and not all media players can support it. If you use a newer version disable header compression under File - Options.
     a. With this you can remove additional language and sub-titles
     b. Create new mkv file after you used MKVCleaver

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     Alt+F11 - remove errors and... just try it.
     Ctrl+S - save. Ctrl+Shift+S save as ASCII.
-   F4 shift.
 MkVMerge - http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/