TV 32tl838g DLNA Video File not supported

Hi,
I bought a new TV, 32TL838G 3D LED, but I'm not happy with it.
It says it supports DLNA, but for some reason I can't watch any video with DLNA. I had DivX activated, but it didn't help much..
And i've tried a lot of different videos (with different codecs) but I can't play any of them..
The strange part, is that I can play all those videos if I put them in a USB Pen drive..
And the problem is not in my DLNA server, as with other DLNA devices I'm able to reproduce those videos, so this is an issue with this TV.
I hope that someone here could explain me why this happens, and how to fix it, or at least that a new firmware will fix this (as if with USB videos are playable, then its not hardware but more likely a software issue)
This is completely unacceptable, when a feature is announced it HAS TO work properly.

I'm using Windows 7, it supports DLNA so I don't need to install any other software..
In TV I can browse all movies and folders that I have shared in my Win7 computer, the problem is that I can't watch any movie ,as it says File not supported.
If I put the same movie in a Pen Drive, and plug the pen drive in the TV than I can watch it without any issue..
The problem is when I try to watch movies in TV using the DLNA..
The TV is connected to LAN by wire, not wireless..
Again, In other devices, like with my Android phone, I can watch movies that I have in my Win7 Computer without any issue, using DLNA (with Samsung Allshare app)
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