Roku Developer Program

[adamkaz]

I tried the straight MP4 on a whim and it works fine.

Which is odd because Joel said:
"No, only h.265 or VP9 and not in a progressive format like MP4."

[RokuJoel]

Was it a 2160p h.264 mp4?

- Joel

[adamkaz]

Nope - 2160 H265 MP4. I can ask our guys to make a publicly distributable version like the m3u8 and mpd samples I posted. I'd rather get them working though.

[RokuJoel]

"adamkaz" wrote:
Nope - 2160 H265 MP4. I can ask our guys to make a publicly distributable version like the m3u8 and mpd samples I posted. I'd rather get them working though.

its the performance of mp4 over the internet that is the blocker - we haven't had good results with progressive h.265 MP4 files - they should work fine over a LAN or from a USB chip though.

- Joel

[righteye]

"RokuJoel" wrote:

"jeer232002" wrote:
FYI- you need a TV that can output 4k resolution to even use the new wealthy affiliate system is a big added future of the roku 4

More specifically, you need a TV that supports HDCP 2.2 - not all 4k televisions will work.

- Joel

Oh, really? Can you recommend a good 4ktv out now that supports HDCP 2.2? Preferably not too expensive. Thanks.

[RokuJoel]

"righteye" wrote:
Oh, really? Can you recommend a good 4ktv out now that supports HDCP 2.2? Preferably not too expensive. Thanks.

:mrgreen: http://www.cnet.com/products/insignia-n ... k-roku-tv/ :mrgreen:

- Joel

[Rickyliwson]

"RokuJoel" wrote:

"jeer232002" wrote:
FYI- you need a TV that can output 4k resolution to even use the big added future of the roku 4

More specifically, you need a TV that supports HDCP 2.2 - not all 4k televisions will work.

- Joel

Hi Oh, really?
Can you recommend a good 4ktv out now that supports HDCP 2.2?  Preferably not too expensive.
Thanks.

[KennethSimmons]

I don't think so it will support 4k content.