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Private Channel for Streaming Music Videos to multiple ROKU TVs on same home network
Missing the old days of MTV, I'd like to play the same music videos on the living room and basement TV. Our living room TV's RCA outs are also connected to the stereo, so lag between TVs really thro...
Short answer: no.
Long answer: Roku's old "private channels" are called non-certified apps/channels. During the old "private channels" days, Roku did not have a limit on them. The idea was a "private channel" would be for the developer to get the app out there until it got certified into the Channel Store.With many developers leaving apps as Private Channels, circumventing Roku's intent, Roku revamped the process a year or so ago. A non-certified app (Private Channel) can only exist for 90 days, until the app is certified.
That's not necessarily to say you can't find some way to accomplish what you're after, just to say that Private Channels is not the way.
