Tue Aug 25, 2015 12:20 am by atc98092
First, I think you're missing a letter in your BD model number. My guess is it's a BD-H350, although the H might be a different letter. I tried searching for a BD-350 and found nothing. I did find a BD-E3500.
Next, make sure Serviio is using the correct profile. Serviio did not recognize my H series BD player (not Serviio's fault, the player doesn't identify itself properly), so I have to set it myself. Once you know the correct model number, use that letter to choose the correct profile.
If they still don't appear, then we need to look at your files, both how they're named and the content within the container. We'll work on that if the above doesn't work.
Dan
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