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@Sami32 Using this exact regex: ```regex (?i)^\s*(?:\w[^@]*@)?(?:L|LEVEL)?\s*([\db]+(?:\.\d+|,\d+)?)(?:@\S.*\S)?\s*$ ``` with this exact string: ```High@L1B``` works for me.

@Sami32 The exact regex and subject I pasted above works for me on regex101. There are small differences between the different flavours of regex. I use the perl/pcre flavour, which...

@Sami32 The reason ```Stereo [email protected] / [email protected]``` works when removing the start, is that you remove the requirement for the start of the string. That means it will match whatever...

@Sami32 Parsing that "properly" will take a lot of redesign. The quick fix is to remove the ```$``` in the end, it means that anything can follow and that the...

```regex (?i)^\s*(?:\w[^@]*@)?(?:L|LEVEL)?\s*([\db]+(?:\.\d+|,\d+)?)(?:@\S.*\S)?\s*(?:/|$) ``` This makes it a little bit safer, but still works (use the python flavor).

@HunterZ There seems to be multiple issues here: * The user UMS is running as doesn't seem to have write permissions to the profile folder (```/home/ben/.config/UMS```). That is required for...

If it works via VNC and locally, it should be obvious that the problem is with x2go. I don't know how x2go works or creates its virtual desktop, but the...

@frenchiveruti You can run UMS, but not the GUI if you insist on using a desktop that doesn't support translucency. To start UMS without the GUI, simply run ``` ./UMS.sh...

There are several alternatives, but [UMS](https://github.com/UniversalMediaServer/UniversalMediaServer) is a fork of PS3 media server that's still alive.

This kind of network issue is almost always due to a router. This limitation has nothing to do with UMS, but with DLNA. DLNA uses multicast to discover devices. Multicast...