Thus, 'f:avi|mkv' means 'format/container is AVI or MKV'.

Projects like Universal Media Server or Plex.

Only if your TV already connects to your Wifi and its a lot of work too. therere so called DLNA servers that would run on your PC and serve the folder with videos over the local network (LAN). All parameters are 'regular expressions' (look it up if you don't know what it is), so the '|' means 'or'. x265/HEVC/h265 is the various names for a video codec and your TV doesnt seem to support. The H.265 codec is a newer codec used for 4K videos, but many 1080p. I can't imagine a situation where they should have the same parameters, especially taking the MIME-type into consideration. Your Plex Media Server can play pretty much any media file format you can add to it. Combining avi and mkv one the same line makes no sense to me, so I split them up. That would only make sure that all MKVs that's not either h262 or h264 video and MP3 audio are transcoded, you would have to do this for every container/format that you wanted to correct. SupportedInternalSubtitlesFormats = SUBRIP,ASS,TEXT,MICRODVD,WEBVTT,SAMI SupportedExternalSubtitlesFormats = SUBRIP,ASS,TEXT,MICRODVD,WEBVTT,SAMI Supported = f:mp4|mpegps|mpegts m:video/mpeg Supported = f:mkv v:mpeg2|h264 a:mp3 m:video/x-matroska Code: Select all # Supported video formats:

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