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Alternative solution: Build your own Roku app. Last time I checked it looked pretty easy; set up a JSON manifest file and a bit of JS on a web server that can a
by dreamcompiler 7y ago
Alternative solution: Build your own Roku app. Last time I checked it looked pretty easy; set up a JSON manifest file and a bit of JS on a web server that can also serve video, or something like that. I don't remember how easy it was to install your app on your own Roku but I seem to recall there was a way to do so for testing purposes.
- peteforde 7y agoIt's not quite as easy as you're making it sound (when it is ever?) but BrightScript is indeed an option. However, there's no concept of an HTML primative so everything has to be a bit of a hack. I have faked more than a few browser-like UIs in Roku apps, and every detail has to be handled by you. Think: offset math and debouncing key events.