Make roVideoScreen loop forever
Hi all, I am new to Roku development. I have a project where we are using a Roku to loop through a series of videos on a TV. The playlist is retrieved via REST API and then the looping starts. ...
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I'm glad you got it working. However, it might be better to use an roImageCanvas for your black facade screen. It's not recommended to mix 2D API components (roScreen) and standard components -- even though it may work if you understand what's going on -- since the 2D API display stack is maintained independently from the main screen component display stack (see here).
Here's what I would do:
and, of course, call imageCanvas.Close () when you've finished displaying your videos.
Here's what I would do:
imageCanvas = CreateObject ("roImageCanvas")
imageCanvas.SetLayer (0, {Color: "#000000"})
imageCanvas.Show ()
and, of course, call imageCanvas.Close () when you've finished displaying your videos.
