Local USB playback

I think that would depend on determining the location of the USB when it is attached to the device. A video url does not care if it points to a local file or an internet resource. Once you have the location, you should be able to use it in your Json feed file.

"Baradanikto" wrote:
I think that would depend on determining the location of the USB when it is attached to the device. A video url does not care if it points to a local file or an internet resource. Once you have the location, you should be able to use it in your Json feed file.

Easy way to find this? Thanks!

Not sure. I'd probably start looking under the settings in the Roku device.

It is ext7:// it looks like within one of the other channel players. 

{"id":"20170723","title":"Week 4","shortDescription":"Test Test1","thumbnail":"http://www.krisdunlop.com/tpccrss/GTR4.jpg","genres":["faith"],"tags":["faith"],"releaseDate":"2018-07-23","content":{"dateAdded":"2017-07-23T14:14:54.431Z","captions":[],"duration":2703,"videos":[{"url":"https://player.vimeo.com}},


I have replaced the bold text so not to have the vimeo code to our video. So, since this is a true url, how do I change it to file ext7

'https' is just another protocol to a resource. I would expect it to be as simple as substituting 'ext7' for 'https' in your url. The device should be able to resolve the file location assuming the USB is plugged in.

Yeah, direct publisher doesn't like that when I reload the feed.