"TheEndless" wrote:
The developer of DVPRemote is pretty well on top of things when it comes to controlling the Roku, so if his app doesn't do it, there's a good chance it can't be done, yet.
"EnTerr" wrote:
Are there known parameters that can be passed to Netflix player when started with ECP /launch ?
In particular i have in mind being able to pass movie ID to be started. To illustrate the need, check the neat iPhone app DvpRemote (http://claytongrafix.com/pirey4/apps/DVPRemote.html ) - it's wifi remote for Roku and it uses Netflix SDK for access to user instant queue. Stariong a flic from there is really awkward though - it asks if you are positioned right in the movie selection screen and then sends keypresses trying to hunt positionally the movie in the list. It's clumsy and with risks being out of sync, bad UI etc.
So, any parameters that can be passed when ECP starting netflix or chance of adding that?
"destruk" wrote:
Maybe you could download the SDK file, since that's where the ECP documentation is?
"whaleface" wrote:
if roku implemented a call to start an application (or ensure you're already in one), and allowed app developers to implement a single call like "play song/album/video with unique ID x" then this would be trivial. as it is, I don't think it's possible. 😐
"EnTerr" wrote:"whaleface" wrote:
if roku implemented a call to start an application (or ensure you're already in one), and allowed app developers to implement a single call like "play song/album/video with unique ID x" then this would be trivial. as it is, I don't think it's possible. 😐
there is already a easy REST API for staring a channel - and parameters can be passed too. now whether MOG channel supports any arguments (like song ID or album) is something to bark at MOG's tree, Roku had done their part