The license provides the options to freely download, install, run and share this program without any restrictions. Universal Media Server is available for free and released under the open source GPLv2 license on Windows from media servers. Video transcoding: Automatically transcode video to fit the device.Subtitles: Supports subtitles in multiple languages.Streaming: Stream audio and video to any streaming device.Sharing: Share media with friends and family.Secure: Connections are protected with HTTPS encryption.Remote access: Access your media from anywhere.Plugins: Expand functionality with third-party plugins.
Flexible: Supports many different media formats.DLNA streaming: Stream media to any DLNA-compatible device.Customization: Fully customizable user interface.Overall, Universal Media Server is an admirable project which allows you to play (formerly) non-traditional video files on your television or mobile phone with the help of consoles or web TV devices. In general, you should leave these settings alone unless you're experiencing issues. The default settings here are to use open source engines such as MPlayer, FFmpeg Audio and VLC Video Streaming. Where the meat of the program lays is in the Transcoding Settings tab where you can make fine adjustments to transcode settings such as the video codecs, audio codecs and more. The navigation tab is where you're given the option of setting thumbnails on your media device, setting up the cache and modifying general display settings. Moving on, there is a Traces tab which acts as a server log and beside that is the general configuration tab which allows you to make changes to the default settings of the application like the language, ability to install the server as a Windows Service and advanced network settings. Upon launching Universal Media Server, you are greeted with the Status tab which displays the trancoding status. The main program interface is certainly not pretty, yet it is certainly functional and well laid-out. The main function, apart from being a media server, is to transcode video so that your DLNA-compliant media player can display high-definition movie files without issues.
The program was designed to enable your Playstation 3 console to playback media formats which were traditionally not supported, the most popular being MKV files. Universal Media Server is a project forked off of the PS3 Media Server which includes a few enhancements over the original project. Advertisement Configurable media server that supports devices.Ī media server designed to play videos on consoles.
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