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TwonkyServer 6.0.34 has been uploaded to the Forum.

You can download it here:
http://www.twonkyforum.com/downloads/6.0.34/

Since 6.0.33 was never released publicly, I've posted it's release notes below as well.

Release notes for TMS 6.0.34
------------------------------------------------

Bug Fixes
-fixed: File scanning issue on Windows network drives
-fixed: Roku soundbridge cannot stream aac/m4a
-fixed: UPnP Discovery broken w/ Linn control point
-fixed: Web Config UI not working properly with Internet Explorer 9
-fixed: improved ssdp responses to M-Searches with MX=1
-fixed: Aggregation not always indexing all items, if there are items of unknown type to TwonkyServer

Changes
o Disabled the NMC Stationary service in TwonkyServer
o Added Linn Bubble DS to clients DB
o removed useless client adaptatiion option XM:NOAAC320FORAAC192


Release notes for TMS 6.0.33
-----------------------------------------------

Bug Fixes
-fixed: a failure of CTT case 7.4.38.6 using CTT build 1.5.57.01 win7 version
-fixed: Duplicate content is displayed on enabling the aggregation server in aggregation mode.
-fixed: failure of CTT case 7.4.37.1
-fixed: uploading content failed after changing the language of Twonkyserver
-fixed: ASF to FLASH transcoding is not working
-fixed: "xmlns:arib" and "xmlns:dtcp" are missing in CDS:Search response
-fixed: SPTV Recording Failure on low spec device due to AES HW memory allocation error
-fixed: DTCP Copy-Free content, which is moved from Regza with TwonkyServer, cannot be played with LinkTheater
-fixed: SSDP:byebye packets during startup disdabled for Buffalo NAS
-fixed: Content having creation date before 1970 was not displayed in twonky.
-fixed: Unable to enable/disable logs from RPC command "http://127.0.0.1:9000/rpc/log_disable?1"
-fixed: CTT test case DMS 7.2.35.1 failing on DTCP-IP server
-fixed: Saving a playlist with "/-:;()$&&@""" creates an empty playlist
-fixed: Upload (both CDS:CreateObject and from Web UI) failed on server running on Linux
-fixed: on rescan server does not find/remove deleted files
-fixed: Fix behavior for scantime=0 to not rescan file system
-fixed: playback does not work on new sony BRAVIA TVs with YouTube content
-fixed: The Kirkwood build did not work on quad-core paltform
-fixed: CDS:ImportResource action was broken
-fixed: On aggregated items with multiple RES the last one is missing
-fixed: Content having creation date before 1970 was not displayed in twonky.
-fixed: Cross-site scripting exploit vulnerability in webbrowse
-fixed: Windows Logo Kit (WLK) 1.6 case NetMedia-49 failed
-fixed: Twonkyserver responses on localhost (Linux) were significantly slower that on external interface
-fixed: jpeg scaler was adding pixels (rows) at the top and removing some at the bottom of a scaled picture
-fixed: when copying and pasting files with Windows Explorer inside shared folders, update evets were sometimes lost and the changes were not reflected in the CDS
-fixed: Sony VGF-WA1 player could not play mp3 content from TwonkyServer

Changes
o Implemented generating thumbnails for videos with external application. Enabled utilizing FFMpeg if it is included.
o Preserve Time Seek Tables (TSTs) from deleting while DB rebuild, try reuse preserved TSTs. Only generate TST if necessary.
o Incorporated the changes mentioned in 2010_09_Supplement_E_update DTCP guidelines
o DTCP-IP: implement API to move content from server to server
o Enabled chunked transfer encoding for DTCP-IP dynamic transcoded contents
o Additional improvements to enable streaming of dynamically transcoded contents over DTCPIP
o Added support for Boxee client
o Improved client adaptation for Linn DS clients
o Max number of .desc files for video transcoding increased from 20 to 50
o internal default for configuration option "maxscantimeperfile" changed from 0 to 30
o new configuration option "importdir" set the directory from which the server reads import-files
o Disabled automatic upload configuration in the RMM module, as it did not work properly when upload is disabled
o Changing and clearing metadata (including ratings) is allowed for all clients, not only for twonkymanager as in 6.0.3.2
o Add sort support for upnp:seriesTitle and upnp:seriesID
o MP4 scanner improved to better recognize files created with QuickTime

Thanks to Rene for uploading this.

- Rick

Thank you for the update!
Up and running on my LS Pro developer system - after 6 hours the cache is still stable at 5380 KB. So far so good.

Do I have to activate the thumbnail-feature for movies somehow? I entered the path to ffmpeg into ffmpeg.location, but so far no thumbnails have been created - at least I didn't notice any. How would I see them (e.g. flash interface)? How would I trace/debug that activity?

Won't have time for further testing until next week, but will leave it running to see if cache remains stable without any activity...

Cheers,
Georg

m4a albumartist-tag still unevaluated.
Navigation trees based on albumartist-grouping will build incomplete.

Regards,
umgfoin.

like 6.0.29/30/32 every file non mpeg2 (example divx, xvid) are not identified on philips net TV 2010/2011 (example 7605, 8605)

if you need some information contact mr. Kabir or Product Manager that talk with me many many times via mail, forum, etc

the problem still exist

i still using 5.1.6, last good version of twonky server

at this point i think it is better to switch to another dlna server

[quote="welverin"]like 6.0.29/30/32 every file non mpeg2 (example divx, xvid) are not identified on philips net TV 2010/2011 (example 7605, 8605)[/quote]
As workaround you could set the device type to "Philips Streamium AV" in Twonky, this works w/ my 9705.

I purchased Twonky in order to use it with my Philips TV and indeed I'm also somehow disappointed regarding the progress of fixing this issue.

what is the progress of the remote access via internet?

in 6.0.32 the simple html interface worked with a noip/dyndns, but it's not very comfortable. The java browser didn't work via internet, only in intranet.

welverin wrote:like 6.0.29/30/32 every file non mpeg2 (example divx, xvid) are not identified on philips net TV 2010/2011 (example 7605, 8605)
(

Sorry to hear that you're still having problems with this. We fixed some issues with Philips TVs with TS 6.0.34. Apparently we didn't fix everything. Based on your comments I've created a new bug report for this. To check status on this in the future, please ask me about MM-5069.

- Rick

Georg wrote:Do I have to activate the thumbnail-feature for movies somehow? I entered the path to ffmpeg into ffmpeg.location, but so far no thumbnails have been created - at least I didn't notice any. How would I see them (e.g. flash interface)?

I've asked for additional input on this. Will post it here when I get it.

- Rick

Stormy1987 wrote:what is the progress of the remote access via internet?

in 6.0.32 the simple html interface worked with a noip/dyndns, but it's not very comfortable. The java browser didn't work via internet, only in intranet.

We're planning to do more work on remote access after TS 7.0 is released late this summer.

- Rick

umgfoin wrote:m4a albumartist-tag still unevaluated.
Navigation trees based on albumartist-grouping will build incomplete.

I've passed on your feedback to our developers.

- Rick

Georg wrote: Do I have to activate the thumbnail-feature for movies somehow? I entered the path to ffmpeg into ffmpeg.location, but so far no thumbnails have been created - at least I didn't notice any...?

Apparently this feature won't appear until TwonkyServer 7.0 is released. If it was listed in the TS 6.0.34 release notes, it was an error. TS 7.0 is currently scheduled for Sept.

- Rick

thanks for answer rick. looking forward you guys are doing a real good job and not only with the TwonkyServer.... i like the beamfunction of the twonkyserver mobile a lot as well. Very good alternative to the apple airplay

Thank you for the positive comments.

- Rick

He Rick!

Thanks again for your help the other day and YES:
On Synology Kirkwood based disk stations TwonkyServer now works again as expected ...

Just wanted to add this ...

Best,

Jeeosch

Great news!

- Rick

TMM_Product_Manager wrote:

umgfoin wrote:m4a albumartist-tag still unevaluated.
Navigation trees based on albumartist-grouping will build incomplete.

I've passed on your feedback to our developers.

- Rick

I looks like we're going to try to fix this.

To check on the status of this request in the future, please ask me about DLNA-4183

- Rick

Is this available as a QPKG for the QNAP TS-210? If so where can I get it from? I don't see it on the downloads list...

Thanks
Blakey

[quote="TMM_Product_Manager"][quote="Georg"]
Do I have to activate the thumbnail-feature for movies somehow? I entered the path to ffmpeg into ffmpeg.location, but so far no thumbnails have been created - at least I didn't notice any...?
[/quote]

Apparently this feature won't appear until TwonkyServer 7.0 is released. If it was listed in the TS 6.0.34 release notes, it was an error. TS 7.0 is currently scheduled for Sept.

- Rick[/quote]

I spent some time looking at this just now. It looks to me like there is a problem with the way that ffmpeg is being called from within the ffmpeg-video-thumb.desc file. I noticed in the logs that twonky server kept complaining about the value being passed to -itsoffset (i.e. -"30") not being recognised. It looks like ffmpeg does not like the double-quotes being used in the value passed to -itsoffset. I changed the file as follows (replaced $videothumbtime with 30) and it seems that now it is generating thumbnails ok (although I have yet to verify that they appear on my TV and other DLNA devices).

-- BEGIN FILE "ffmpeg-video-thumb.desc" --
# generate video thumbs
#(c) 2010 by PacketVideo
# egarcia74: Replaced $videothumbtime with 30.
exec: ffmpeg -itsoffset -30 -i $infile -vcodec mjpeg -vframes 1 -an -f rawvideo -s $targetgeometry $outfile
# capabilities
from=video/*
to=image/jpeg
videothumb
synchronous
-- END FILE --

Thanks for the trick, I just altered the script file accordingly. Do you already know what happens if thumbnails are already present? For some cases I used ffmpeg with adjusted time offsets to create thumbnails which show the title or another "representative" image within the movie file. Would be a pity if twonky used other images which might be meaningless and a mess, if twonky would even overwrite those thumbs. ... But that's what my test system is for.

However during that manual optimization of the thumbnails I had the impression that I needed to restart the server that it would recognize *changed* thumbnails.

Hi Georg,

It seems to respect existing thumbnails.
And yes, I had to restart TwonkyServer for the changes to take effect.

Is anyone else out there experiencing an "Audio Coded Failed" error message with their Samsung LED TV's out there? It seems to appeared since this release. In saying that it is hard to say whether it was actually the latest TwonkyServer release or the Samsung TV since my TV decided to upgrade its firmware this week!

On a side note, is the BBCode turned off for this thread??

Any progress on the issue where embedded MP4 thumbnails dont show up if the file is bigger than 1.6GB ?

--Edit

Still has the same issue as 6.0.32

http://lulzimg.com/i23/d92f1a.png

Using the workaround of egarcia74 I'm now getting thumbnails (be patient with a poor linkstation pro)!

Now that brings us to the next task. For movies (cinema, TV) the offset time should be larger than 30 seconds to bypass "columbia pics" etc. otherwise the thumbnail wouldn't make sense. However a lot of the clips recorded with the digital camera are shorter than that time. In this case the ffmpeg-video-thumb.desc will return an empty jpg (size 0) and the standard movie image is presented. In these cases it would make sense to use a frame from the middle of the clip.
As suggested by egarcia I'm using a fixed time in ffmpeg-video... maybe twonkyserver would normally do something similar by using dynamic offset times? (Give me your finger and I'll ask for your hand. )

Anyway with an offset time around 10-15s it's a great feature for all these little clips that have no proper name. And I can choose the movies from the filename, anyway. So thank you for the feature and the workaround!


Bye,
Georg

RayX9500 wrote:Any progress on the issue where embedded MP4 thumbnails dont show up if the file is bigger than 1.6GB ?

--Edit

Still has the same issue as 6.0.32

http://lulzimg.com/i23/d92f1a.png

The file size I'm sure is not the issue, asvi have many mp4 >2GB for which the embeded album art shows fine.

Make sure your album art is jpg, and it is progressive as oppose to interlaced.

If you dont know how to save the jpg as progressive, try adding a different image using a tool such as mp3tag

Georg wrote:For movies (cinema, TV) the offset time should be larger than 30 seconds to bypass "columbia pics" etc. otherwise the thumbnail wouldn't make sense. However a lot of the clips recorded with the digital camera are shorter than that time. In this case the ffmpeg-video-thumb.desc will return an empty jpg (size 0) and the standard movie image is presented. In these cases it would make sense to use a frame from the middle of the clip.
As suggested by egarcia I'm using a fixed time in ffmpeg-video... maybe twonkyserver would normally do something similar by using dynamic offset times? (Give me your finger and I'll ask for your hand. )

That would be nice, however, from what I can see, it takes longer the generate the thumbnail at 120 seconds into the movie, than 30 seconds into the movie. So a dynamic offset for movies would result in a high offset in seconds. It would thus take a lot of time to generate the thumbnail. And since I have a non-so-powerful sheevaplug, this is not something I want.

One other question though, after enabling this, I tried browsing the tree on my TV, and twonky started to generate thumbnails for all movies. During this time, twonky was very busy and my TV could load the tree. Now, when I add a new video, when will the thumbnail be generated? When adding to the library, or when browsing that file for the first time. If the later is true, I'm sure I will be annoyed by the delays before all files show up.

@505

It seems you can add your own thumbnails by adding a .jpg that has the same name as your movie. Works for me.

edrikk wrote:

RayX9500 wrote:Any progress on the issue where embedded MP4 thumbnails dont show up if the file is bigger than 1.6GB ?

--Edit

Still has the same issue as 6.0.32

http://lulzimg.com/i23/d92f1a.png

The file size I'm sure is not the issue, asvi have many mp4 >2GB for which the embeded album art shows fine.

Make sure your album art is jpg, and it is progressive as oppose to interlaced.

If you dont know how to save the jpg as progressive, try adding a different image using a tool such as mp3tag

Ive tried that before it never displays the poster if the files bigger than 3gb, I added mine with metax for windows if it makes any difference.

Swapping out the poster dosnt make a difference

Hi,
thanks for the new version.
Got a new renderer for my network. It's the Marantz NA 7004 wich works with twonky server and twonky manager without any problems. Here is the config in clients.db that works for me

I know than NAS version don't have official support, but could anyone help me with wich version should I install on a Linksys E3000 router with TomatoUSB firmware.
I cant make it run on it, though I believe that Twonky is the server that comes embeded on the stock Linksys rom.

Thanks!!

PS: more details on the errors on this post:
http://twonkyforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=9521

TMS 6.0.34
------------------------------------------------
Bug Fixes
...
-fixed: Web Config UI not working properly with Internet Explorer 9
...

The buttons complained earlier were fixed indeed, thanks for that, However, check the menu tree on the left side Media Browser -> HTML :

FMI: http://forum.qnap.com/viewtopic.php?f=2 ... 43#p212370

Thanks for pointing this out. I've created a bug report for this. To check status on this issue, ask me about MM-5101 later.

- Rick

Issue confirmed. Should hopefully be fixed in our next update after 6.0.36.

Workaround: Setting the browser window full-screen seems to fix this on most displays.

- Rick

TMM_Product_Manager wrote:

welverin wrote:like 6.0.29/30/32 every file non mpeg2 (example divx, xvid) are not identified on philips net TV 2010/2011 (example 7605, 8605)
(

Sorry to hear that you're still having problems with this. We fixed some issues with Philips TVs with TS 6.0.34. Apparently we didn't fix everything. Based on your comments I've created a new bug report for this. To check status on this in the future, please ask me about MM-5069.

- Rick

I test 6.0.34, nothing changes

all AVI files are not supported, still using 5.1.6

TMM_Product_Manager wrote: -fixed: Roku soundbridge cannot stream aac/m4a

Confirmed that this is now fixed. A big thank you to the team for this. I am now able to stream AAC and Apple Lossless to my Roku clients. Here I have AAC for audio books (think about the space savings with 100 ripped CDs of Harry Potter...) and I use Apple Lossless for regular music so this fix is a big help.

Roku clients are nearly working perfectly. Now all I (and any other Roku users) need is for the Genre search in the Roku Native Browse Mode to be fixed as discussed here in relation to 6.0.32....

http://www.twonkyforum.com/viewtopic.ph ... 427#p35510
and
http://www.twonkyforum.com/viewtopic.ph ... 427#p35834

Thanks in anticipation.

Les.

Change in plans. Contrary to my previous comment, we have decided not to fix the issue with the Media Browser link overlapping in IE 9.

Reasons: The person who would fix this is hard at work on another project and this issue does not occur with TwonkyServer 7.0. There are two good workarounds to this problem for existing TwonkyServer 6.0 users:

1. Setting the browser window full-screen seems to address this on most displays.
2. Clicking on the Compatibility View button in the IE toolbar fixes this. That button looks like a broken web page.

- Rick

I have Philips 40PFL7605M/08 and MyBookLive
Philips with firmware 140.37.0.
On MyBookLive i have firmware 2.00.35 and Twonky Media Server 5.1.9.

I show all my photos on the TV screen as thumbnails. Very small picture!

I tested Twonky Media Server 6.0.34 and it fix the bug on the photo size. with this new release i show picture on tv in full screen.

But with release 6.0.34 i can't see all my video avi or divx!
With the old version i don't have problems!

is very strange this downgrade!

1. Can you see your AVIs and DivX files on the Twonky media browser page?
2. What version of TwonkyServer used to work? 5.1 or 4.4?

- Rick

TMM_Product_Manager wrote:1. Can you see your AVIs and DivX files on the Twonky media browser page?
2. What version of TwonkyServer used to work? 5.1 or 4.4?

- Rick

Hi Rick, same of MM-5069 !!!
Remember the mail between me and mr. Kabir ?

With Twonky 6 all Philips TV don't play avi/divx files, with Twonky 5 video files are played without error.

I started my test of Twonky 6 since 6.0 beta, exchange many many many mail with your technichan and every time you release new version i listen " try, now the problem fixed", but nothing !

Philips is one of the most diffuse brand in the world, i don't understand how is it possible Twonky 6 don't work after 34 release !

I hope you put the bug at the highest level so we can see a working version soon

thank's

Leo

This issue is still open. That's a good thing. They close issues they are not going to fix. I have sent them another e-mail to try to get this request a higher priority.

- Rick

Hi folks,

this is my 1st post, so be gentle to me, please

I am using Twonkyserver on a Windows PC for quite a while now. Yesterday I got a WD Mybook Live witt a pre-installed Twonkyserver 5.1.9 on it. I am having some minor issues with that and hopefully you can help me out. At first I updated the server to 6.0.34 (PPC version), same as I am using on Win7. So far so good.

1) The Mybook-Twonky doesn't recognize my Samsung devices properly. They are recognized as "general media player", so mkv-playback won't work. I can change that manually to "Samsung TV" and everything is fine, so it's no big deal. Just to mentioned it, I saw some people having problems with that at the Samsung and WD forums.

2) I don't have a transcoding option no more. No big deal either, I don't use it anyway. But is this normal? ffmpeg is installed on the Mybook, so it should work theoretically.

3) I don't get any thumbnails no more for any video file, regardless of the file format (xvid, avi mkv, mpeg). I edited the ffmpeg.location file and changed it to "/usr/bin". I also edited the ffmpeg-video-thumb.desc file as egarcia74 suggested:

-- BEGIN FILE "ffmpeg-video-thumb.desc" --
# generate video thumbs
#(c) 2010 by PacketVideo
# egarcia74: Replaced $videothumbtime with 30.
exec: ffmpeg -itsoffset -30 -i $infile -vcodec mjpeg -vframes 1 -an -f rawvideo -s $targetgeometry $outfile
# capabilities
from=video/*
to=image/jpeg
videothumb
synchronous
-- END FILE --

I'm for sure no Linux guru, so am I missing something here?

That's it, thanks for your attention, any help any help would be appreciated.

Best regards
Fussel

Fussel

I have the exact same setup as you:
MyBookLive NAS and Samsung TV..

I started a thread yesterday: http://www.twonkyforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=9953

Can you post there as to how you installed ffmpeg and its codecs? Hopefully we can help each other to solve this.
You also said you had thumbnails before? Was that on the original 5.1.9 version?

As for the transcoding menu, it doesn't show on mine either.. Its why im leaning towards a bad install of ffmpeg or codecs..

Thanks, hope to hear from you in the thread above..

1) The Mybook-Twonky doesn't recognize my Samsung devices properly. They are recognized as "general media player", so mkv-playback won't work. I can change that manually to "Samsung TV" and everything is fine, so it's no big deal. Just to mentioned it, I saw some people having problems with that at the Samsung and WD forums.

This might be a bug. I'll report this. Thanks for mentioning it.

2) I don't have a transcoding option no more. No big deal either, I don't use it anyway. But is this normal? ffmpeg is installed on the Mybook, so it should work theoretically.

Most NAS devices don't have the horsepower required to transcode video. I'd be really surprised if you can get this to work well. A better option is to use a Mac or PC with TwonkyServer 7.0 which includes preinstalled and preconfigured trancoding for many popular file formats.

3) I don't get any thumbnails no more for any video file, regardless of the file format (xvid, avi mkv, mpeg). I edited the ffmpeg.location file and changed it to "/usr/bin". I also edited the ffmpeg-video-thumb.desc file as egarcia74 suggested:

Manual video thumbnails support was added in TwonkyServer 6.0. Automatic thumbnail generation was adding in TS 6.0.32 when FFmpeg is present. I realize I don't have a solution for you. I'm sharing all of the info I have on this.

Notes on manual thumbnails

You can now add thumbnails to any of your videos, regardless of format, by simply adding a JPEG image with the same name as the video. For example, if your video is titled movie.mpg, then your video thumbnail should be titled movie.jpg. The JPEG image must be placed in the same folder as the corresponding video file. Although a good size for video thumbnail images is 300 x 300 pixels, our software will resize the images for you if larger images are used. While you can use screen capture software to obtain thumbnails, the easiest way to get them is to do a Web search for images with the same name as the movie or video.

- Rick

Thanks for your feedback!

The problem we have with automatic thumbnails seems to be related to write permissions. chessdragon136 posted a log excerpt, maybe you could forward this to a developer?


Enabling transcoding and enabling conversion of images to jpeg results in this in the logs

I've passed on this log to our engineers and will let you know if they have any suggestions for you.

- Rick

Thanks Rick,

Any suggestiona are very welcome!

Fussel

We tested this command line and it is working fine on our side. Here is the response that I received from the engineer that thinks this could be a problem caused by file permission settings.

The user might check the permission of /usr/bin/ffmpeg as well as the permissions of the input/output files/directories:

/shares/Public/Shared Videos/TV/test.avi
/CacheVolume/twonkymedia/images/486d02ea0f40fb91ed16e5cec50a730b/1920x1080
/CacheVolume/twonkymedia/images/486d02ea0f40fb91ed16e5cec50a730b/1920x1080/test.avi.jpg

An experienced user may also try that command in a shell to see what ffmpeg is reporting:

/usr/bin/ffmpeg -itsoffset -30 -i "/shares/Public/Shared Videos/TV/test.avi" -vcodec mjpeg -vframes 1 -an -f rawvideo -s "1920x1080" "/CacheVolume/twonkymedia/images/486d02ea0f40fb91ed16e5cec50a730b/1920x1080/test.avi.jpg"

This is exactly the command the server invokes.

- Rick

Thank you for the response.. I have solved that issue as transcoding doesn't work if it is running as a daemon...Using the twonkymedia.sh script and dtach workes fine.

I now only have one small problem - I have it transcoding and saving images. Unfortunately, the images are saved in a folder (1920x1024). These do NOT show up in the flash player. If i change the folder to 160x160, they show up fine.. It doesn't seem to matter what resolution the actual images are at, but they HAVE to be in a folder named 160x160 to be seen in flash and on my samsung tv.

Twonky 6.0.34

Thank you for your persistence

I'll forward on your new message and see what they say.

- Rick

My Roku soundbridge still sees some of my AAC files as Apple Lossless and, as a result, they cannot be played. It seems that this is function of the bit rate of my files. Files with bitrates smaller than 310 kbps stream fine while those with nitrates above 310 kbps (but less than 320kbps) do not.

Anybody else has this issue ?

Andre

[quote="S80UK"][quote="TMM_Product_Manager"]
-fixed: Roku soundbridge cannot stream aac/m4a
[/quote]

Confirmed that this is now fixed. [b][i] A big thank you to the team for this.[/i][/b] I am now able to stream AAC and Apple Lossless to my Roku clients. Here I have AAC for audio books (think about the space savings with 100 ripped CDs of Harry Potter...) and I use Apple Lossless for regular music so this fix is a big help.

Roku clients are nearly working perfectly. Now all I (and any other Roku users) need is for the Genre search in the Roku Native Browse Mode to be fixed as discussed here in relation to 6.0.32....

http://www.twonkyforum.com/viewtopic.ph ... 427#p35510
and
http://www.twonkyforum.com/viewtopic.ph ... 427#p35834

Thanks in anticipation.

Les.[/quote]

TMM_Product_Manager wrote:

welverin wrote:like 6.0.29/30/32 every file non mpeg2 (example divx, xvid) are not identified on philips net TV 2010/2011 (example 7605, 8605)
(

Sorry to hear that you're still having problems with this. We fixed some issues with Philips TVs with TS 6.0.34. Apparently we didn't fix everything. Based on your comments I've created a new bug report for this. To check status on this in the future, please ask me about MM-5069.

- Rick

UPDATE:

A solution to the problems with Phlips TVs has been posted here:
http://www.twonkyforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=9246

- Rick