Why would a user need to Sign Up or Sign In? The user is already signed up to Roku and can just enter their PIN to pay for your channel products. I don't know why this concept is overlooked by newbies. I guess it's because some of the Roku example channels contain all sorts of pointless Sign Up, Sign In, Log In routines, clearly introducing an element of privacy concern that the channel is going to collect info just so you can watch something. We don't track users' activities like the big corporations do. Just let the user click a button on your channel to Subscribe, and Roku will handle the dialog boxes, PIN confirmation, payment charging and handling, etc. After the dialog goes away (and upon entry of the channel) you can pull the user's product IDs from Roku which is a list of what they have bought and is still active... no name, address, phone #, or other activity is contained in the simple product ID list. It's all you need to know that the user is entitled to watch stuff "this month" or one time only. Roku handles all of that based on what you tell them the product is.
