Ok, so it looks like MM desktop latest version can talk to miniDLNA and get itself understood well, while MM android version not and that should be accepted as not a bug. Got that.
Thanks.

Yes, I am using MM not as DLNA server, but to access a miniDLNA server on the network. The problem is therefore with the sSL requests sent by MM to miniDLNA, not viceversa. Apologies if that was not clear from the beginning - the error is the error I read in the miniDLNA server log on Raspberry ...

OK, misidentification by my side. sorry for this. I understood that the error is originated by MM Android (currently using version 1.4.3.950) not by MM desktop (I am using both) So it looks like the SQL statement is shaped differently if comes from MM android or desktop - definitely sound like a bug ...

do you mean what happens when MM tries to access bubble UPnP DLNA server? I shold see if there is a log of database in bubble UPnP DLNA server. Just to reinforce my impression is an issue with MM, I tried with Hificast, and no errors logged in the miniDLNA database log. Tried with Windows Media ...

thanks,
I installed the latest beta as adviced but the problem is there too.
Cannot view track Artwork too (the album Artwork is shown instead).

I can view both with MM for Android.
In neither versions I can see a picture for the Artist - don't know if this is possible

Thank you so much! That helps a lot narrowing the issue. I'll go pestering the guys there then :D However - I can observe that performing exactly the same search using another client, namely Bubble UPnP for Android, causes no errors in miniDLNA - so I'm not really sure it's the right diagnosis ...

Hi, running MM version 5_0_3_2627 and accessing a DLNA server on the network implemented through miniDLNA running on a Raspberry Pi. I have noticed that selecting as a source a DLNA server (Devices and Services>DLNA>Music>Album>(albumname), you can browse as expected its content but once you try to ...

Hi, running MM version 5_0_3_2627 and accessing a DLNA server on the network implemented through miniDLNA running ofn a Raspberry Pi. Looking at the logs of miniDLNA looks like there is some issue with the select statement - I read (see the SQL statement on https://pastebin.com/jdzd9fRh I tried to ...