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BTW: Just tested v1.6.7 - same behaviour.

I?m currently using a Philips BDP-5180 Blu-Ray player with DLNA player capability, although I didn?t watch a whole movie yet... (at least not using makemkv).

Find attached the packet dumps (containing also the conversation I quoted above, filtered with tcp.port == 51000): - 192.168.107.1: Windows XP client with XBMC - 192.168.107.48: Galaxy S Android 2.1 with AllShare (showing the same behaviour: makemkvcon/linux no folders/files, makemkv/winxp OK) - 192...

To use makemkv(con) without a highly sophisticated client on your TV (running Windows or Linux) this would be very nice: - Specify video folder with subfolders for ripped DVDs/Blu-Rays - Display those subfolders while browsing with DLNA client - Display the playlist when selecting the subfolder (as ...

After browsing packet dumps for a while with Wireshark: It seems, that makemkvcon on linux encounters some internal error, which is not displayed on the console (part of the conversation between XBMC on windows and makemkvcon on linux, first occurrence of the "501" error): Request: -- cut ...

Hi there! First of all: Very nice piece of software, exactly what I did hope to find while getting into DLNA as a beginner (who wants to play Blu-Ray rips)! I recently bought a Philips BDP-5180 blu ray player with DLNA support and got it to work with a miniDLNA server on my linux mediaserver (based ...