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Free Download Previous Version Universal Media Server Universal Media Server for Windows free download previous version universal media server Universal Media Server for Windows. Universal Media Server (UMS) is a DLNA-compliant UPnP Media Server that is cross-platform and supports all major operating systems, including Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. It can stream or transcode numerous different media formats with little or no configuration. Easy to configure. Written in Java for use on Windows, Linux or Mac OS X. Intuitive user interface. Apple iPhone. Boxee. Google Chromecast. Microsoft Xbox One. Panasonic TVs. Philips TVs. Roku 3. Samsung TVs. Showtime. Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3). Sony PlayStation Vita. XBMC Media Center. Apple iPad. Apple iPod. Microsoft Xbox 360. Sony PlayStation 4 (PS4). Western Digital WD TV Live. Google Android. UMS is powered by MEncoder, FFmpeg, tsMuxeR, AviSynth, MediaInfo and more, which combine to offer support for a wide range of different media formats. If you want to stream your media to virtually any DLNA-compatible device around your home, then UMS is the way forward. It has nice stack of features, including the ability to undertake on the fly bitrate adjustment that adapts to your home network. This produces streams that automatically give you the maximum available sound and video quality you can get. The application also features a web interface for easy use if your destination doesn't support DLNA, and it also works with subtitles and subtitle files too. Universal Media Server. Universal Media Server is a Java-based multimedia server that lets you encode and transfer video, audio, and images between multiple devices. Best of all, the program is highly compatible with most smartphones, consoles, TVs, and computers on the market. The way Universal Media Server works is simple. All you have to do is set up server access on each device to share the information. One of the best things about using this tool is that there’s no need for complex configurations to allow access to data. The whole file exchange is quick, easy, and convenient, even if you don’t know a thing about multimedia server management. Universal Media Server works with FFmpeg, MEncoder, tsMuxeR, MediaInfo, OpenSubtitles and tons of other multimedia broadcasting platforms. All with the clear goal of offering the most compatibility possible when it comes to exchanging files securely and quickly. Universal Media Server is a huge help when it comes to transferring any type of file between different devices you have at home. With this platform, you have an option that’s incredibly compatible with multiple formats and operating systems including Windows, Linux, and Mac. Universal Media Server. Stream your media to your devices, whether they are TVs, smartphones, gaming consoles, computers, audio receivers, and more! Features. Connect to your media using any web browser on any device for a feature-rich dive into dynamic pages for every media file you have. Play directly from the browser, or send to your devices. We do not track any actions you take in the program. How many other media servers can claim that? Your server is as secure as your home network, and all external requests are made via secure connections. Support for the largest range of media renderers. Connect to your media via UPnP or DLNA on a large selection of devices, whether television, audio device, gaming console, computer, smartphone or more, with regular improvements to all. Dynamic lookup of metadata for your media allows you to easily find related media. Filter videos by actor, director, genre, year and more, and music by artist, genre, year and more. We integrate with services like IMDb and MusicBrainz to dynamically display the correct covers for your videos and music. Add and manage your online radio channels, podcasts and RSS feeds for all media types and view from any of your connected devices. Access your media instantly, with no waiting for scans to finish. We have scanning for extra features too, but you still have access to your media in the meantime. Even if your video has no subtitles, or it has them in the wrong language, just enable our Live Subtitles feature to download them on the fly. Coupled with our interface which supports 40+ languages, we have first-class international support. We support passing your media to your devices untouched if they support it, otherwise we will transform it to suit your network, device, and language preferences. We also provide support for your physical media with the ability to directly access your disc drives and disc images. About Us. Universal Media Server is a free DLNA, UPnP and HTTP/S Media Server. We support all major operating systems, with versions for Windows, Linux and macOS. The program streams or transcodes many different media formats with little or no configuration. It is powered by FFmpeg, MediaInfo, OpenSubtitles, Crowdin, MEncoder, tsMuxeR, AviSynth, VLC and more, which combine to offer support for a wide range of media formats. Universal Media Server. Universal Media Server is a Java-based multimedia server that lets you encode and transfer video, audio, and images between multiple devices. Best of all, the program is highly compatible with most smartphones, consoles, TVs, and computers on the market. The way Universal Media Server works is simple. All you have to do is set up server access on each device to share the information. One of the best things about using this tool is that there’s no need for complex configurations to allow access to data. The whole file exchange is quick, easy, and convenient, even if you don’t know a thing about multimedia server management. Universal Media Server works with FFmpeg, MEncoder, tsMuxeR, MediaInfo, OpenSubtitles and tons of other multimedia broadcasting platforms. All with the clear goal of offering the most compatibility possible when it comes to exchanging files securely and quickly. Universal Media Server is a huge help when it comes to transferring any type of file between different devices you have at home. With this platform, you have an option that’s incredibly compatible with multiple formats and operating systems including Windows, Linux, and Mac. Universal Media Server. This project was started by SubJunk, an official PMS developer that aims to create one of the best media server product. The program makes use of FFmpeg, MEncoder, tsMuxeR, MediaInfo, OpenSubtitles and other tools which offers a great support for most popular media formats. UMS runs on most popular operating systems such as Microsoft® Windows®, Mac® OS X® and Linux. Trademark Note 1 : Microsoft®, Windows® and other product names are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Trademark Note 2 : Mac and OS X are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Trademark Note 3 : Google and the Google logo are registered trademarks of Google Inc. Android is a trademark of Google Inc. Important : Please visit this page to compare Universal Media Server with other popular media servers. Universal Media Server Review. Using a home media server for streaming multimedia files over all the devices in your home network can be fun and convenient when it works. But many of these kinds of programs only let you do enough streaming to whet your appetite before slamming you into a pay wall before letting you access premium features. The Universal Media Server is different. It can be difficult to set up at home, but it will give you lots of great features entirely free of charge. Why Use Universal Media Server? Like most media servers, Universal Media Server is based on pre-existing software, specifically- the PS3 Media Server. By interacting with most Digital Living Network Alliance compatible machines, media servers are able to stream content on a wide variety of devices such as laptops, consoles, tablets, and phones all connected to the same network. You could even store all your favorite content on network-attached storage and use it as a server if you prefer not to use your computer that way. There are now a huge variety of ways to share media across a network consisting of your phone, computer, and TV owing to products that have to be paid for like Google® Chromecast®. But a home media server like Universal Media Server is not a third-party cloud. It offers you total control over your digital content. Regardless of whether you wish to streamline your personal videos and audio, reorganize business media, or store video files and music, the Universal Media Server will really come in handy. The Universal Media Server is a DLNA compliant application based on the PS3 Media Server that allows you to share audio, video, and streams. It enables you to stream just about any type of audio or video file to any DNLA compatible devices. It works with all of the major OS's- Apple®, Windows®, and Linux. It can stream or transcode audio, video, and image files with very little configuration. It's powered by Ffmpeg, tsMuxeR, MediaInfo, OpenSubtitles, and VLC to name a few. These offer support for many types of media format. Universal Media Server works on more than 50 different devices including;.
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