"RokuJoel" wrote:
As to why the Brightscript side isn't included, that is because I created that part for a paying client and I would have to spend hours of my personal time sanitizing it and making it generic in order to share it with you.
One possible BrightScript side is presented in this blog post (
http://blog.roku.com/developer/2011/07/ ... e-account/). That's not to say that that code will work with Joel's backend as is. In fact, it probably won't. And that illustrates another point. No two cloud services are the same. Each content provider does it a little differently and has to customize their channel to work with their particular system. The concepts are similar in most cases, but the details of each implementation are left up to the developer since the number of possible variations is pretty much limitless.
