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Re: Samsung LN52A750 52" TV DLNA support?

Postby B3nder on Mon Jun 22, 2009 3:32 pm

I've got TVersity working with the following profile and firmware 1010, so try it :mrgreen:
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    <profile id=”a843d125-1752-483a-9e50-ae5970a484f5″><!– SamsungTV –>
    <friendlyName>Samsung TV</friendlyName>
    <manufacturerName>Samsung</manufacturerName>
    <modelName>LE46B650</modelName>
    <icon>/images/device_icon_dtv.png</icon>

    <!–
    To be set manually by users
    –>
    <HTTPHeader outServerUA=”Samsung HTTP streaming server&#x0D;&#x0A;contentFeatures.dlna.org: DLNA.ORG_PN=MP3;DLNA.ORG_OP=01;DLNA.ORG_CI=0;DLNA.ORG_FLAGS=01500000000000000000000000000000&#x0D;&#x0A;” inUASubstr=”SamsungWiselinkPro”/>

    <!– The Name of the media serverdevice description file that should be used in conjunction with a player that
    corresponds to this profile –>
    <deviceDescription name=”UPNP_AV_MediaServer_1.0.allservices.xml”/>

    <!– The container identifier media players of this profile expect
    –>
    <contentDirectory shortUrl=”true” friendlyFilename=”false”/>

    <!– When transcoding is needed to which format should we transcode –>
    <transcodeTarget audio=”audio/mp3″ video=”video/mpeg2″ photo=”image/jpeg”
    onlineAudio=”audio/mp3″ onlineVideo=”video/mpeg2″ onlinePhoto=”image/jpeg” />

    <maxVideoInfo width=”1920″ height=”1080″ bitrate=”20000000″ fps=”60000/1001″></maxVideoInfo>
    <minVideoInfo width=”0″ height=”0″ bitrate=”0″ fps=”15″></minVideoInfo>

    <maxImageInfo width=”1920″ height=”1080″></maxImageInfo>
    <minImageInfo width=”0″ height=”0″></minImageInfo>

    <maxAudioInfo sampleRate=”48000″ bitsperSample=”16″ nchannels=”6″ bitrate=”1536000″></maxAudioInfo>
    <minAudioInfo sampleRate=”44100″ bitsperSample=”8″ nchannels=”1″ bitrate=”20000″></minAudioInfo>

    <fileInfo maxSize=”9223372036854775807″/>

    <mimetypeList>
    <mimetype value=”audio/L16″/><!–PCM audio format–>
    <mimetype value=”audio/wav”/><!– WAV audio format–>
    <mimetype value=”audio/x-wav” rename=”audio/wav”/><!– Another mume type used for WAV audio format–>
    <mimetype value=”audio/wave” rename=”audio/wav”/><!– Another mume type used for WAV audio format–>
    <mimetype value=”audio/x-pn-wav” rename=”audio/wav”/><!– Another mume type used for WAV audio format–>

    <mimetype value=”audio/mpeg”/><!– MP3 audio format–>
    <mimetype value=”audio/x-mpeg” rename=”audio/mpeg”/><!– MP3 audio format–>
    <mimetype value=”audio/mp3″ rename=”audio/mpeg”/><!– MP3 audio format–>
    <mimetype value=”audio/x-mp3″ rename=”audio/mpeg”/><!– MP3 audio format–>
    <mimetype value=”audio/mpeg3″ rename=”audio/mpeg”/><!– MP3 audio format–>
    <mimetype value=”audio/x-mpeg3″ rename=”audio/mpeg”/><!– MP3 audio format–>
    <mimetype value=”audio/mpg” rename=”audio/mpeg”/><!– MP3 audio format–>
    <mimetype value=”audio/x-mpg” rename=”audio/mpeg”/><!– MP3 audio format–>
    <mimetype value=”audio/x-mpegaudio” rename=”audio/mpeg”/><!– MP3 audio format–>

    <mimetype value=”image/jpeg”/><!– jpeg image format–>
    <mimetype value=”image/jp2″/><!–JPEG2000 image format–>
    <mimetype value=”image/bmp”/><!– BMP image format–>
    <mimetype value=”image/png”/><!– PNG image format–>
    <mimetype value=”image/gif”/><!– GIF image format–>

    <mimetype value=”video/mpeg”/><!– MPEG (1 or 2 program or transport stream) video format–>
    <mimetype value=”video/mpeg2″ rename=”video/mpeg”/><!– MPEG2 (program or transport stream) video format–>
    <mimetype value=”video/mp2p” rename=”video/mpeg”/><!– MPEG2 program stream (VOB) video format–>
    <mimetype value=”video/dvd” rename=”video/mpeg”/><!– MPEG2 program stream (VOB) video format–>
    <mimetype value=”video/mp2t”/><!– MPEG2 transport stream video format–>

    <mimetype value=”audio/aac”/><!–MPEG4 audio format–>
    <mimetype value=”audio/x-aac” rename=”audio/aac”/><!–MPEG4 audio format–>
    <mimetype value=”audio/x-mpg” rename=”audio/mpeg”/><!– MP3 audio format–>
    <mimetype value=”audio/x-mpegaudio” rename=”audio/mpeg”/><!– MP3 audio format–>

    <mimetype value=”video/avi”><!– AVI video format–>
    <codec name=”MPEG4″/><!– XVID, h263, DIVX version 4/5 and any mpeg4 ASP (layer 5) compliant stream (H264, AKA MPEG4 layer 10, is not included here)–>
    <codec name=”MSMPEG4V3″/><!– MSMPEG4v3 which is also DIVX version 3 (fourcc DIV3)and AngelPotion (fourcc AP41)–>
    <codec name=”H264″/><!– H264, AKA MPEG4 AVC or MPEG4 layer 10 or MPEG4.10 –>
    <codec name=”MP2″ maxBitrate=”320000″/><!– MPEG2 Audio–><!– never tested in AVI–>
    <codec name=”PCM_S16LE”/><!– Uncompressed PCM Audio–>
    <codec name=”PCM_S16BE”/><!– Uncompressed DVD PCM Audio–><!– never tested–>
    <codec name=”MP3″ maxBitrate=”320000″/><!– MPEG1 Layer 3 Audio–>
    <codec name=”AC3″/><!– Dolby Digital AC3 Audio–>
    </mimetype>
    <mimetype value=”video/x-msvideo” rename=”video/avi”/>

    <mimetype value=”video/MP4V-ES”><!– MPEG4 video format–>
    <codec name=”MPEG4″/><!– XVID, h263, DIVX version 4/5 and any mpeg4 ASP (layer 5) compliant stream (H264, AKA MPEG4 AVC or MPEG4 layer 10 or MPEG4.10, is not included here)–>
    <codec name=”H263″/><!– h263–>
    <codec name=”H264″/><!– H264, AKA MPEG4 AVC or MPEG4 layer 10 or MPEG4.10 –>
    <codec name=”MP2″ maxBitrate=”320000″/><!– MPEG2 Audio–><!– never tested–>
    <codec name=”PCM_S16LE”/><!– Uncompressed PCM Audio–>
    <codec name=”PCM_S16BE”/><!– Uncompressed DVD PCM Audio–><!– never tested–>
    <codec name=”AC3″/><!– Dolby Digital AC3 Audio–>
    <codec name=”MP3″ maxBitrate=”320000″/><!– MPEG1 Layer 3 Audio–>
    </mimetype>
    <mimetype value=”video/mp4v” rename=”video/MP4V-ES”/>
    <mimetype value=”video/mp4″ rename=”video/MP4V-ES”/><!– MPEG4 video format–>
    <mimetype value=”video/h264″ rename=”video/avi”/><!– MPEG4 video format–>
    <!– mimetype value=”video/x-matroska”/ –>

    </mimetypeList>
    </profile>
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Re: Samsung LN52A750 52" TV DLNA support?

Postby notch on Tue Jun 23, 2009 2:54 pm

I can't even get the Tversity server running with that profile.
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Re: Samsung LN52A750 52" TV DLNA support?

Postby random9 on Wed Jun 24, 2009 7:54 pm

B3nder wrote:I've got TVersity working with the following profile and firmware 1010, so try it :mrgreen:
...


Added it to the bottom of profiles.xml and It Worked! I tried it with several videos (that can be both natively streamed and several requiring transcoding) But it took some effort. For some reason I had to clean up the post b/c the original post contained several invalid characters. tested with LN46A750 with firmware 1012.2
Here is what I had to do:
1) search and replace for the following by copying the characters into the find and manually typing in the replace:
a) the quotes (") were not plain text (I think they were smartquotes), I had to do the left and right quotes separately
b) the <!- replaced with <!--
c) the -> replaced with -->

2) modified the model name to be ln46a750...but that should not matter to the functionality. The real magic is likely in the HTTPHeader line.

3) since the 7 series natively supports divx, but only when they are presented as AVI's. I added the following line:
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<mimetype value="video/x-divx" rename="video/avi"/>

I'm sure there are other tweaks and improvements to make, but this is a start.


Below is a copy of my version.
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    <profile id="a843d125-1752-483a-9e50-ae5970a484f5"><!-- SamsungTV -->
    <friendlyName>Samsung TV</friendlyName>
    <manufacturerName>Samsung</manufacturerName>
    <modelName>LN46A750</modelName>
    <icon>/images/device_icon_dtv.png</icon>

    <!--
    To be set manually by users
    -->
    <HTTPHeader outServerUA="Samsung HTTP streaming server&#x0D;&#x0A;contentFeatures.dlna.org: DLNA.ORG_PN=MP3;DLNA.ORG_OP=01;DLNA.ORG_CI=0;DLNA.ORG_FLAGS=01500000000000000000000000000000&#x0D;&#x0A;" inUASubstr="SamsungWiselinkPro"/>

    <!-- The Name of the media serverdevice description file that should be used in conjunction with a player that
    corresponds to this profile -->
    <deviceDescription name="UPNP_AV_MediaServer_1.0.allservices.xml"/>

    <!-- The container identifier media players of this profile expect
    -->
    <contentDirectory shortUrl="true" friendlyFilename="false"/>

    <!-- When transcoding is needed to which format should we transcode -->
    <transcodeTarget audio="audio/mp3" video="video/mpeg2" photo="image/jpeg"
    onlineAudio="audio/mp3" onlineVideo="video/mpeg2" onlinePhoto="image/jpeg" />

    <maxVideoInfo width="1920" height="1080" bitrate="20000000" fps="60000/1001"></maxVideoInfo>
    <minVideoInfo width="0" height="0" bitrate="0" fps="15"></minVideoInfo>

    <maxImageInfo width="1920" height="1080"></maxImageInfo>
    <minImageInfo width="0" height="0"></minImageInfo>

    <maxAudioInfo sampleRate="48000" bitsperSample="16" nchannels="6" bitrate="1536000"></maxAudioInfo>
    <minAudioInfo sampleRate="44100" bitsperSample="8" nchannels="1" bitrate="20000"></minAudioInfo>

    <fileInfo maxSize="9223372036854775807"/>

    <mimetypeList>
    <mimetype value="audio/L16"/><!--PCM audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/wav"/><!-- WAV audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-wav" rename="audio/wav"/><!-- Another mume type used for WAV audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/wave" rename="audio/wav"/><!-- Another mume type used for WAV audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-pn-wav" rename="audio/wav"/><!-- Another mume type used for WAV audio format-->

    <mimetype value="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-mpeg" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/mp3" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-mp3" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/mpeg3" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-mpeg3" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/mpg" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-mpg" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-mpegaudio" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->

    <mimetype value="image/jpeg"/><!-- jpeg image format-->
    <mimetype value="image/jp2"/><!--JPEG2000 image format-->
    <mimetype value="image/bmp"/><!-- BMP image format-->
    <mimetype value="image/png"/><!-- PNG image format-->
    <mimetype value="image/gif"/><!-- GIF image format-->

    <mimetype value="video/mpeg"/><!-- MPEG (1 or 2 program or transport stream) video format-->
    <mimetype value="video/mpeg2" rename="video/mpeg"/><!-- MPEG2 (program or transport stream) video format-->
    <mimetype value="video/mp2p" rename="video/mpeg"/><!-- MPEG2 program stream (VOB) video format-->
    <mimetype value="video/dvd" rename="video/mpeg"/><!-- MPEG2 program stream (VOB) video format-->
    <mimetype value="video/mp2t"/><!-- MPEG2 transport stream video format-->

    <mimetype value="audio/aac"/><!--MPEG4 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-aac" rename="audio/aac"/><!--MPEG4 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-mpg" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-mpegaudio" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->

    <mimetype value="video/avi"><!-- AVI video format-->
    <codec name="MPEG4"/><!-- XVID, h263, DIVX version 4/5 and any mpeg4 ASP (layer 5) compliant stream (H264, AKA MPEG4 layer 10, is not included here)-->
    <codec name="MSMPEG4V3"/><!-- MSMPEG4v3 which is also DIVX version 3 (fourcc DIV3)and AngelPotion (fourcc AP41)-->
    <codec name="H264"/><!-- H264, AKA MPEG4 AVC or MPEG4 layer 10 or MPEG4.10 -->
    <codec name="MP2" maxBitrate="320000"/><!-- MPEG2 Audio--><!-- never tested in AVI-->
    <codec name="PCM_S16LE"/><!-- Uncompressed PCM Audio-->
    <codec name="PCM_S16BE"/><!-- Uncompressed DVD PCM Audio--><!-- never tested-->
    <codec name="MP3" maxBitrate="320000"/><!-- MPEG1 Layer 3 Audio-->
    <codec name="AC3"/><!-- Dolby Digital AC3 Audio-->
    </mimetype>
    <mimetype value="video/x-msvideo" rename="video/avi"/>
    <mimetype value="video/x-divx" rename="video/avi"/>

    <mimetype value="video/MP4V-ES"><!-- MPEG4 video format-->
    <codec name="MPEG4"/><!-- XVID, h263, DIVX version 4/5 and any mpeg4 ASP (layer 5) compliant stream (H264, AKA MPEG4 AVC or MPEG4 layer 10 or MPEG4.10, is not included here)-->
    <codec name="H263"/><!-- h263-->
    <codec name="H264"/><!-- H264, AKA MPEG4 AVC or MPEG4 layer 10 or MPEG4.10 -->
    <codec name="MP2" maxBitrate="320000"/><!-- MPEG2 Audio--><!-- never tested-->
    <codec name="PCM_S16LE"/><!-- Uncompressed PCM Audio-->
    <codec name="PCM_S16BE"/><!-- Uncompressed DVD PCM Audio--><!-- never tested-->
    <codec name="AC3"/><!-- Dolby Digital AC3 Audio-->
    <codec name="MP3" maxBitrate="320000"/><!-- MPEG1 Layer 3 Audio-->
    </mimetype>
    <mimetype value="video/mp4v" rename="video/MP4V-ES"/>
    <mimetype value="video/mp4" rename="video/MP4V-ES"/><!-- MPEG4 video format-->
    <mimetype value="video/h264" rename="video/avi"/><!-- MPEG4 video format-->
    <!-- mimetype value="video/x-matroska"/ -->

    </mimetypeList>
    </profile>
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Re: Samsung LN52A750 52" TV DLNA support?

Postby cdrmike on Thu Jun 25, 2009 12:11 am

random9 wrote:
Added it to the bottom of profiles.xml and It Worked!


Worked for me, also on an LN46A750 with original firmware (1009, I think). I've been able to play pretty much anything except some Ogg videos (.ogm) and a few .avi files with a weird (960x528) aspect, for those files I get a "Not Supported Resolution." Everything else runs great, music/pictures/videos. I didn't need to select the specific Media Device profile, autodetect worked (which is a plus for me since I push to a PS3 as well.)

Thanks to B3nder and random9 for the posts, I had been following this thread for a few months and given up on using my Samsung directly (the PS3 works fine, but needs another box turned on.) Hopefully the devs will add this profile to the next version of TVersity now that it is reported as working successfully.
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Re: Samsung LN52A750 52" TV DLNA support?

Postby logmaster on Thu Jun 25, 2009 2:40 pm

Hey guys, have some questions regarding Tversity with new profile +A750:
Can you rewind/fast forward video?
Can you bookmark the location and continue viewing from this location later?
Can you view subtitles (embedded, external)?
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Re: Samsung LN52A750 52" TV DLNA support?

Postby cdrmike on Thu Jun 25, 2009 3:08 pm

logmaster wrote:Hey guys, have some questions regarding Tversity with new profile +A750:
Can you rewind/fast forward video?
Can you bookmark the location and continue viewing from this location later?
Can you view subtitles (embedded, external)?


Not as far as I could tell. I didn't try subtitles -- the FF/REW didn't work, and there's nothing in the Samsung UI to make me think there is a bookmark function.
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Re: Samsung LN52A750 52" TV DLNA support?

Postby logmaster on Thu Jun 25, 2009 3:13 pm

Thank you, looks as my WD TV media player is still better solution.
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Re: Samsung LN52A750 52" TV DLNA support?

Postby mikepaul on Thu Jun 25, 2009 3:51 pm

cdrmike wrote:
logmaster wrote:Hey guys, have some questions regarding Tversity with new profile +A750:
Can you rewind/fast forward video?
Can you bookmark the location and continue viewing from this location later?
Can you view subtitles (embedded, external)?


Not as far as I could tell. I didn't try subtitles -- the FF/REW didn't work, and there's nothing in the Samsung UI to make me think there is a bookmark function.

You can turn on subtitles in ffdshow. It sounds like transcoding is already required.

The second watching would allow FF/RW/skip unless you delete the transcoded copy...
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Re: Samsung LN52A750 52" TV DLNA support?

Postby B3nder on Fri Jun 26, 2009 3:43 am

mikepaul wrote:You can turn on subtitles in ffdshow. It sounds like transcoding is already required.

The second watching would allow FF/RW/skip unless you delete the transcoded copy...


Transcoding isn't needed for supported codecs, but even with supported codecs there is no option to FF/REW. I tried several firmwares, including the new 2.001.0 for my B650.
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Re: Samsung LN52A750 52" TV DLNA support?

Postby cgbick on Fri Jun 26, 2009 3:24 pm

Interesting firmware version you have in Germany. My B650 (in the USA) can't even access the update server. The last firmware I saw was still a 1.0...007 version back in April. I'm going to try the profile above and see if Hulu will finally work properly, with audio.
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Re: Samsung LN52A750 52" TV DLNA support?

Postby mikepaul on Fri Jun 26, 2009 3:29 pm

B3nder wrote:Transcoding isn't needed for supported codecs, but even with supported codecs there is no option to FF/REW. I tried several firmwares, including the new 2.001.0 for my B650.

So you get Play and Stop but no directionals?...
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Re: Samsung LN52A750 52" TV DLNA support?

Postby B3nder on Sat Jun 27, 2009 2:25 pm

mikepaul wrote:
B3nder wrote:Transcoding isn't needed for supported codecs, but even with supported codecs there is no option to FF/REW. I tried several firmwares, including the new 2.001.0 for my B650.

So you get Play and Stop but no directionals?...


Yes, i don't get any directionals and no pause option. Maybe it's because of the announced DLNA-Type, because it's set to MP3.

contentFeatures.dlna.org: DLNA.ORG_PN=MP3;DLNA.ORG_OP=01;DLNA.ORG_CI=0;DLNA.ORG_FLAGS=01500000000000000000000000000000


There are other types for JPEG and MPEG. and perhaps the Samsung firmware changes the options depending on the announced media type. But i couldn't see any option to change the outServerUA depending on the media-type requested. This could perhaps be done by the developers, so let's wait for the next version of TVersity and hope...
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Re: Samsung LN52A750 52" TV DLNA support?

Postby judge on Wed Jul 01, 2009 10:29 pm

The following change to the above profile will allow a Samsung TV to play itunes+ files (i.e. DRM free AAC files). Change
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<mimetype value="audio/aac"/><!--MPEG4 audio format-->

to
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<mimetype value="audio/aac" rename="audio/mp4"/><!--MPEG4 audio format-->

The iTunes store was changed over to itunes+ some time ago, so any recent purchases should play fine.

Here's the complete profile with this change:
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    <profile id="a843d125-1752-483a-9e50-ae5970a484f5"><!-- SamsungTV -->
    <friendlyName>Samsung TV</friendlyName>
    <manufacturerName>Samsung</manufacturerName>
    <modelName>LN46A750</modelName>
    <icon>/images/device_icon_dtv.png</icon>

    <!--
    To be set manually by users
    -->
    <HTTPHeader outServerUA="Samsung HTTP streaming server&#x0D;&#x0A;contentFeatures.dlna.org: DLNA.ORG_PN=MP3;DLNA.ORG_OP=01;DLNA.ORG_CI=0;DLNA.ORG_FLAGS=01500000000000000000000000000000&#x0D;&#x0A;" inUASubstr="SamsungWiselinkPro"/>

    <!-- The Name of the media serverdevice description file that should be used in conjunction with a player that
    corresponds to this profile -->
    <deviceDescription name="UPNP_AV_MediaServer_1.0.allservices.xml"/>

    <!-- The container identifier media players of this profile expect
    -->
    <contentDirectory shortUrl="true" friendlyFilename="false"/>

    <!-- When transcoding is needed to which format should we transcode -->
    <transcodeTarget audio="audio/mp3" video="video/mpeg2" photo="image/jpeg"
    onlineAudio="audio/mp3" onlineVideo="video/mpeg2" onlinePhoto="image/jpeg" />

    <maxVideoInfo width="1920" height="1080" bitrate="20000000" fps="60000/1001"></maxVideoInfo>
    <minVideoInfo width="0" height="0" bitrate="0" fps="15"></minVideoInfo>

    <maxImageInfo width="1920" height="1080"></maxImageInfo>
    <minImageInfo width="0" height="0"></minImageInfo>

    <maxAudioInfo sampleRate="48000" bitsperSample="16" nchannels="6" bitrate="1536000"></maxAudioInfo>
    <minAudioInfo sampleRate="44100" bitsperSample="8" nchannels="1" bitrate="20000"></minAudioInfo>

    <fileInfo maxSize="9223372036854775807"/>

    <mimetypeList>
    <mimetype value="audio/L16"/><!--PCM audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/wav"/><!-- WAV audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-wav" rename="audio/wav"/><!-- Another mume type used for WAV audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/wave" rename="audio/wav"/><!-- Another mume type used for WAV audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-pn-wav" rename="audio/wav"/><!-- Another mume type used for WAV audio format-->

    <mimetype value="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-mpeg" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/mp3" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-mp3" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/mpeg3" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-mpeg3" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/mpg" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-mpg" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-mpegaudio" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->

    <mimetype value="image/jpeg"/><!-- jpeg image format-->
    <mimetype value="image/jp2"/><!--JPEG2000 image format-->
    <mimetype value="image/bmp"/><!-- BMP image format-->
    <mimetype value="image/png"/><!-- PNG image format-->
    <mimetype value="image/gif"/><!-- GIF image format-->

    <mimetype value="video/mpeg"/><!-- MPEG (1 or 2 program or transport stream) video format-->
    <mimetype value="video/mpeg2" rename="video/mpeg"/><!-- MPEG2 (program or transport stream) video format-->
    <mimetype value="video/mp2p" rename="video/mpeg"/><!-- MPEG2 program stream (VOB) video format-->
    <mimetype value="video/dvd" rename="video/mpeg"/><!-- MPEG2 program stream (VOB) video format-->
    <mimetype value="video/mp2t"/><!-- MPEG2 transport stream video format-->

    <mimetype value="audio/aac" rename="audio/mp4"/><!--MPEG4 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-aac" rename="audio/aac"/><!--MPEG4 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-mpg" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->
    <mimetype value="audio/x-mpegaudio" rename="audio/mpeg"/><!-- MP3 audio format-->

    <mimetype value="video/avi"><!-- AVI video format-->
    <codec name="MPEG4"/><!-- XVID, h263, DIVX version 4/5 and any mpeg4 ASP (layer 5) compliant stream (H264, AKA MPEG4 layer 10, is not included here)-->
    <codec name="MSMPEG4V3"/><!-- MSMPEG4v3 which is also DIVX version 3 (fourcc DIV3)and AngelPotion (fourcc AP41)-->
    <codec name="H264"/><!-- H264, AKA MPEG4 AVC or MPEG4 layer 10 or MPEG4.10 -->
    <codec name="MP2" maxBitrate="320000"/><!-- MPEG2 Audio--><!-- never tested in AVI-->
    <codec name="PCM_S16LE"/><!-- Uncompressed PCM Audio-->
    <codec name="PCM_S16BE"/><!-- Uncompressed DVD PCM Audio--><!-- never tested-->
    <codec name="MP3" maxBitrate="320000"/><!-- MPEG1 Layer 3 Audio-->
    <codec name="AC3"/><!-- Dolby Digital AC3 Audio-->
    </mimetype>
    <mimetype value="video/x-msvideo" rename="video/avi"/>
    <mimetype value="video/x-divx" rename="video/avi"/>

    <mimetype value="video/MP4V-ES"><!-- MPEG4 video format-->
    <codec name="MPEG4"/><!-- XVID, h263, DIVX version 4/5 and any mpeg4 ASP (layer 5) compliant stream (H264, AKA MPEG4 AVC or MPEG4 layer 10 or MPEG4.10, is not included here)-->
    <codec name="H263"/><!-- h263-->
    <codec name="H264"/><!-- H264, AKA MPEG4 AVC or MPEG4 layer 10 or MPEG4.10 -->
    <codec name="MP2" maxBitrate="320000"/><!-- MPEG2 Audio--><!-- never tested-->
    <codec name="PCM_S16LE"/><!-- Uncompressed PCM Audio-->
    <codec name="PCM_S16BE"/><!-- Uncompressed DVD PCM Audio--><!-- never tested-->
    <codec name="AC3"/><!-- Dolby Digital AC3 Audio-->
    <codec name="MP3" maxBitrate="320000"/><!-- MPEG1 Layer 3 Audio-->
    </mimetype>
    <mimetype value="video/mp4v" rename="video/MP4V-ES"/>
    <mimetype value="video/mp4" rename="video/MP4V-ES"/><!-- MPEG4 video format-->
    <mimetype value="video/h264" rename="video/avi"/><!-- MPEG4 video format-->
    <!-- mimetype value="video/x-matroska"/ -->

    </mimetypeList>
    </profile>
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Re: Samsung LN52A750 52" TV DLNA support?

Postby squalee on Thu Jul 02, 2009 5:07 pm

is that code change for the samsung or tversity? i would never mess with the service menu.

my ln46b650 should arrive next week. i've been using tversity with my ps3 for some time now. some videos wouldn't ff/rr either. if those are the only setbacks using tversity with the b650, i'll be satisfied. has anyone made this comparison?

on a side note -- does anyone know where to find b650 firmare changelogs? Thanks!
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Re: Samsung LN52A750 52" TV DLNA support?

Postby stamati76 on Sun Jul 05, 2009 5:01 am

YOU GUYS ARE GENIUSES!! IT WORKS - THANK YOU SO MUCH
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