Universal Media Server (UMS) is a robust, open-source media server designed for streaming and sharing multimedia content to a wide range of devices. It is DLNA-compliant and works seamlessly with devices such as smart TVs, game consoles, and mobile devices.

Features of Universal Media Server:

Support for streaming a variety of media formats, including videos, music, and photos, without the need for conversion.
Compatibility with multiple devices, including DLNA-compliant smart TVs, gaming consoles, and more.
Real-time transcoding for devices with limited codec support.
Customizable settings to optimize performance and quality for different devices.
Open-source and frequently updated with community-driven improvements and bug fixes.
Easy-to-use web interface for managing and accessing your media library.

To get started with Universal Media Server, you can check the installation by running sudo su cd /ums ./UMS.sh

Disclaimer: Universal Media Server is released under the GPL License. Users are responsible for understanding the licensing terms and ensuring compliance. UMS is provided "as is" without any warranty.

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