"herbertbrubaker" wrote:
How are people getting updates with builds higher than 1509?
"greggpet" wrote:
I am having difficulty getting MyMedia to work with my new Roku.
I hope to access video which is on my mac from the MyMedia channel.
On the mac, I had Python 2.3.3 already installed,
I installed additionally, Python 2.7.1
I installed libpng and libjpeg (combo package)
When I attempt to install PIL, and copy and paste the command:
sudo easy_install --find-links http://www.pythonware.com/products/pil/ Imaging
into Terminal, I first get the prompt to type my password, after entering my password, then I get:
sudo: easy_install: command not found
I never get to a message that jpeg support is available.
Further attempts only give me this same error message with no possibility of entering a password.
Do you have any suggestions what I might try?
Thank You
"vhavle" wrote:
I have problem with playing videos. The channel shows all the video folder structure and file (mp4 and m4v) on my roku device. When I start playing it starts streaming progress bar and stops, no sign of any video. Please help me what could be wrong??? I also checked Roku debug window it show the following:
"play failed: An unexpected problem (but not server timeout or HTTP error) has been detected.
Closing video screen"
"vhavle" wrote:
Also Is it possible to setup server as public IP (somewhere in internet) not local server?
"renojim" wrote:"vhavle" wrote:
I have problem with playing videos. The channel shows all the video folder structure and file (mp4 and m4v) on my roku device. When I start playing it starts streaming progress bar and stops, no sign of any video. Please help me what could be wrong??? I also checked Roku debug window it show the following:
"play failed: An unexpected problem (but not server timeout or HTTP error) has been detected.
Closing video screen"
I just love that error message. It has got to be the most useless error message I've ever seen in my life.
Since it looks like you're not using the private channel version, you may be running an out of date version of the server. How are you starting the server?"vhavle" wrote:
Also Is it possible to setup server as public IP (somewhere in internet) not local server?
Yes, it's possible. You have to make sure the server is sending the public IP to the Roku. You also have to make sure whatever port you're using, 8001 by default, is open. I was playing with this the other day and it looks like, at least in the latest version, it will get the local IP address from the server and use that. There's a setting in the config.ini file that you may have to set: auto_server = false
-JT