SubJunk Gets Universal Media Server v1.3.0 Out To Everyone

SubJunk and co. are back again with a new release for Universal Media Server. For those who followed the group from its PS3 Media Server days know that they're in for a lengthy update.

Like PS3 Media Server, UMS is not exclusive to the PS3. Other consoles such as the Xbox 360 are natively supported as well. If you have a computer that can handle the load, UMS can also transcode whatever videos that you're streaming, on the fly. The v1.3.0 update features quite a good set of changes.

Changelog:

• General:
  
  • Enabled FFmpeg video player for all platforms
  • Updated FFmpeg for Windows to e01f478 (20120319)
  • Updated 32-bit MediaInfo to the 20120611 development snapshot which fixes a bug with detecting the duration of some avi files
  • Improved FFmpeg commands
  • Added support for PGS (Blu-ray) subtitles
  • Added support for VobSub (DVD) subtitles in MP4 container
  • Better handling of embedded SSA/SSA subtitle styling
  • Fixed audio track selection for MP4 and MOV containers
  • Localized audio and subtitle priority defaults
  • Added option on Traces tab to pack useful debug information into a zip file
  • Fixed 64-bit OS detection for Windows and OS X
  • Made program-closing more reliable
  • Fixed default settings
• Languages:
  
  • Updated Catalan (thanks, aseques)
  • Improved English

You can grab your copy of Universal Media Server for your choice of operating system below.

Download: Universal Media Server 1.3.0

Source: Universal Media Server

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