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When viewing photo's from an RSS feed
Im doing this in a web browser

http://192.168.100.200:9000/rss/feed/0$2$109.rss

All the links on the feed have ?scale=160x107 added to the link to the photo

http://192.168.100.200:9000/disk/DLNA-P ... le=160x107

I went looking around in the clients.db
to see if it was a client issues there,
but could not find anything based on rss

Because If I view with webbrowse
The files are not being told to be rescaled

http://192.168.100.200:9000/disk/DLNA-P ... 20I270.jpg

So it has to be something with RSS,
but can not figure out where to turn this feature off, the scaleing part

Anyone have any thoughts or knowledge on this issue?

I deleted/moved the following out of cgi-bin
to see if it would stop the scaleing

cgi-jpegscale.exe
jpeg-scale.desc

But that didnt work, still rescales

I deleted/moved the following out of cgi-bin
to see if it would stop the scaleing

convert.exe
convert.location
convert-jpeg.desc

But that didnt work either, still rescales

I have been also trying to assign different client types to the reciever
but that has not produced any change in the behavior either

It doesnt seem to care if its a bmp file, and will create a link without the scale being appended

http://192.168.100.200:9000/disk/NON-DL ... 231438.bmp

I think I found the answer as to why it is add the ?scale= to certain photo's and not others

The ones that it is adding the ?scale= are larger than the dlna spec must allow for
The photo's that were being told to scale are of the size 3,648px × 2,736px

What is the max resolution size? dont know yet
Where can I overide this behavior? dont know yet

Take that back, I just found a few 1,024px × 768px photo's that it is appeneding the ?scale= to

After doing a bit more digging around
I noticed that if the file is noted as being non-dlna, then all is fine
It is when it think/assigns a dlna profile to it, that the problem rears its head
Note:, the dlna profile being assigned below is DLNA-PNJPEG_TN, aka ThumbNail
which explains the very low resolution scale being applied

http://192.168.100.200:9000/disk/NON-DL ... 0I6926.jpg

http://192.168.100.200:9000/disk/DLNA-P ... le=160x100

Something else that is interesting
Is that when viewing a specific photos's folder from webbrowse
they are all marked as non-dlna

http://192.168.100.200:9000/webbrowse/O0$2$120

But when viewed from an rss folder
they are a mixed bag of dlna and non-dlna

http://192.168.100.200:9000/rss/feed/0$2$120.rss

and thus the ?scale= seems to kick in to the links