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- BaradaniktoRoku Guru
The url you posted is not a Cloudfront url. It should look something like
http://026550cf85f84b.cloudfront.net/...
More importantly, the url you posted is not accessible from a browser. I think the error is thrown because Roku cannot access your feed file and determine the video format.
- ZaveBinge Watcher
Baradanikto Thx for your reply! I thought it had to be a secure URL (eg: https://...) Is that not the case?
- ZaveBinge Watcher
The below error is what I get when I tried to use the Cloudfront URL per your suggestion. I'm sure there's something missing in the URL (perhaps the actual JSON file)?
When I append the JSON file to this URL, I get the an error as well (see below):
When I append to the URL,I get the following below:
Which 1 of these Objects should I Append to the Cloudfront URL?
Here's what returned when I input the Cloudfront URL in my browser:
- ZaveBinge Watcher
- BaradaniktoRoku Guru
I'm not sure where the problem lies, but, as I've indicated earlier, your feed url looked OK.
It should follow this format:
<CloudFront Domain>/<Feed file name>
For example,
https://d26l19cca9xspq.cloudfront.net/CuddleSaurAnimations.json
Keep in mind:
The name of the feed file is case-sensitive.
You must upload the feed file with meta-data: Content-Type application/json.
If the above does not work, it's time yo contact Roku Partner Success or Amazon for more help.
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