Hi bandal,
Thanks for the help.
I will take your advice and do my edits on the local pc first. I have been making some changes within the server "edit" for what changes I have been making. But, I will do on pc first because if I make a mistake it will be an easier fix than messing up the server files. I'm using a temporary server right now to test and try and learn how to make the changes needed. I have to setup my server soon so I won;t have to go back and make all the changes again to the url's and related images.
I've been working with the videoplayer example while trying to learn what to change, tweak etc. if I understand correctly, the main files that get uploaded to my server are:
Server:
1. the images
2. the xml
3. ?source files? Right now I have those on my server. Is this where they are suppose to be?
Roku Device files currently are:
1. the manifest
2. source files
3. the images I refer to in the manifest
Is this the correct procedure ? I think I uploaded files on the server that don't need to be there and possibly uploaded some to the device in the zip file that don't need to be there.
I've so far been changing the titles, description and generic items plus testing a video url that played fine. I have not changed the file names that came in the original videoplayer example. ie: just tweaked it and left file names the same. It's a little confusing when not having a background in coding. Not sure if I am suppose to leave the original file names as they are since the channel on my device is working. Or, do I change them before submitting it to Roku in the final stage? For example, I took some of the images that were in the original, changed them into my images but did not change the file name. So to give an example, one titled TED_Design is still titled as "TED_Design" but it's my image not the TED image.
Any clarification is appreciated. I think one of the difficult parts of learning to build the channel is knowing which files go to which location ie: the server vs the Roku Device.
Thank you.
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