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[ubuntu] Transcoding, Rygel Preferences, /etc/rygel.conf don't jive

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http://ubuntuforums.org – 12.04 Rygel installed through Synaptic When I run 'rygel' from terminal everything appears to run as planned. It harvests the /Music, /Videos and /Pictures forders and I can play them on my Android devices (Using MX Player for the odd video formats). However, my Sony Media Player is very particular as to the types of video encoding it likes and chokes on most of the files I try to play. I then edit /etc/rygel.conf to modify the lines for AAC_ISO_320, AVC_MP4, and GstLaunch all to 'true'. When I run 'rygel' from terminal, nothing changes. It harvests the folders and I get the message: 'Gs (Hardware)

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