Roku Developer Program

[DaBlues]

@ethosoccer, I could care less if it was $5.00 or $100 for the software, it would have been nice to see it working.
I also could care less about it because I've not tried using it in a long time but keep getting notifications about this thread, where MANY have complained.

My only beef was that it was useless to many for a long time, maybe still is and it frustrates me when I see an author being a jerk to his own customers. Maybe this new addition will change things and I hope so, not for me but for the others that wanted to use this software.

[ioan]

@DaBlues You can simply mute this thread. It will be very appreciated, especially if you - as you stated - are not you using the software.

[ethosoccer]

@DaBlues Not new you just choose to ignore the developer for 2 years.

https://jmp.sh/vR4ljBoW

[DaBlues]

True, I've stopped paying attention other than to the complaint posts :).

[DaBlues]

Your link is broken so maybe you can just share the info for those who are still reading this but don't want to get involved.

[ethosoccer]

@DaBlues this comment

https://community.roku.com/t5/Roku-Developer-Program/IP-Camera-Viewer-v4-0-with-RTSP-ONVIF-support-r... 

[MrBob629]

I have two 5MP SV3C cameras that I have been using with IP Camera viewer pro on roku and the stream URL address I use is : /tmpfs/auto.jpg

Been using for a few years with no issues.

TCP port is 80

[Athlon646464]

Just finished setting up all 4 of my Reolink cameras (one of them is their wired doorbell) using an RPi. Thank you!! Easy peasy.

[DaBlues]

Would you be willing to share your settings/screen shots, anything?
I have three of those cameras as well.

[Athlon646464]

The only setting in the TV App (IP Camera Pro) is adding the IP address of your RPi where it says PiIP. It detects your cameras automatically once you add the software to your RPi.

Instructions here: https://github.com/e1ioan/rokuphp

I installed it on my RPi already running Plex and it works great.

Once you get it up and running on your RPi, enter the IP address of your RPi in your browser on your PC. There you will see instructions for adding each of your cameras. Once added, they will appear automatically on your TV's app (assuming you added the correct IP address for your RPi as I first said here).

I used the ONVIF option, so I made sure that was turned on in my Reolink desktop app for each of my   cameras.