Given that the restart is automatic too, the software is now self healing in those crash cases. Also, the indexing is resumed automatically once the media server restarts. Keep track of media files that lead to a crash during library indexing (typically due to those files being corrupted) so that they can be skipped in subsequent indexing. The admin web address brings up the HTML5 GUI instead of old Flash GUI.įix crash when indexing some MKV files with chapters. H.264 encoding via Intel Quick Sync Video is now 25% more efficient thanks to pixel format conversion optimizations. H.264 compression now allows higher resolutions than before so that 720p and 1080p sources will remain as such. Some fixes to the Roku profile to avoid delivering videos over 3mbps (the Roku can’t handle higher bitrates very well). The URL was broken in 3.5 and works again now.Īdd support for Xbox One in both Pro and free versions (but of-course only the Pro version will transcode for it). The devices drop down menu in the settings page is now properly populated. Sony blu-ray players should be correctly detected and properly supported.
As of this version, HTTPS is fully supported and YouTube URLs can be added again to the library (Pro only).Ĭonfigure during installation relevant DirectShow filters to enable subtitles by default. YouTube URLs stopped working due to YouTube mandating use of HTTPS and TVersity continuing to use HTTP. Update PS3 profile to transcode WMA Pro because it cannot play it. Update WDTV profile to avoid transcoding AC3 in MP4, and WMA Pro.
Work around a Roku firmware (6.1) bug that broke operation with TVersity (for more info see this).Īdd logging of stack traces in case of a crash, this is to allow for quick fixes when such crashes occur in the field. Previous release broke audio and photos with Roku (while fixing video by including a workaround for a Roku firmware bug), this release restores proper operation with Roku for audio, video and photos. Improve off-screen browser support for BBC iPlayer and for NBC.
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