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| ** Supported ** | ** Supported ** | ||
| + | * H.264 + AAC + MP4 (this is just a slapped together list, I haven't looked at levels) | ||
| * MPEG2 + AC3 + M2TS | * MPEG2 + AC3 + M2TS | ||
| + | * MP4 movie titles | ||
| * Resume playback for multiple files, across multiple sessions | * Resume playback for multiple files, across multiple sessions | ||
| * Recently played list | * Recently played list | ||
| + | * DLNA server icon | ||
| + | * Video thumbnails (Plex DLNA server supports it, don't know how to duplicate in other DLNA servers) | ||
| ** Not Supported ** | ** Not Supported ** | ||
| + | * VC-1 | ||
| * MPEG2 + AC3 + MP4 | * MPEG2 + AC3 + MP4 | ||
| * VOBSUB | * VOBSUB | ||
| - | * Video covers | + | * Video covers in the MP4 file |
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| + | Plex's DLNA server streams to it just fine as well, and it will do a Direct Play on H.264+AAC+MP4 videos. | ||
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| + | ** Filesystems ** | ||
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| + | PS4 can playback media on a FAT32 and exFAT filesystem. | ||
