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renojim
Community Streaming Expert

Re: New Telnet Functions

"RokuMarkn" wrote:
For now, two of the new buttons have single letter names:

For what it's worth, all of the buttons work with just a single letter (generally the first letter, except for Back and Replay), but I suppose that may not be future proof?

-JT
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brandon15811
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Re: New Telnet Functions

"TheEndless" wrote:
"brandon15811" wrote:
Do these commands work with the older rokus too? And is that asterisk looking button on the remote the info button?

I'm using them on an HD-XR, so they definitely work on the older Rokus.

Okay, Thanks
"renojim" wrote:
"RokuMarkn" wrote:
For now, two of the new buttons have single letter names:

For what it's worth, all of the buttons work with just a single letter (generally the first letter, except for Back and Replay), but I suppose that may not be future proof?

-JT

Yeah, I saw a suggestion somewhere that you should use the full name if they ever change the interface
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renojim
Community Streaming Expert

Re: New Telnet Functions

"TheEndless" wrote:
From a coding perspective: info = 10, replay = 7, and back doesn't send a key press event, but does produce some very unfortunate behavior. I'll post about that in a separate thread.

I have seen the Back button on rare occasions produce an isRemoteKeyPressed() event with index of 0, but it generally produces the isScreenClosed() event. I think it would have been MUCH better if the Back button was treated like any other button.

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belthur
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Re: New Telnet Functions

I have a Roku HD and the extra buttons y,k,info don't work...any ideas or is it not implemented in HD ?
ROKU : 2000C
N1000 *
MODEM: Linksys CM100
ROUTER: WRT54G
CNXn: Comcast 18Mbps
TV: Toshiba 720p HDTV
Receiver : Onkyo TX-SR608
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renojim
Community Streaming Expert

Re: New Telnet Functions

Are you sure your player has updated to v2.7 of the firmware?

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belthur
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Re: New Telnet Functions

"renojim" wrote:
Are you sure your player has updated to v2.7 of the firmware?

-JT


Yes.
ROKU : 2000C
N1000 *
MODEM: Linksys CM100
ROUTER: WRT54G
CNXn: Comcast 18Mbps
TV: Toshiba 720p HDTV
Receiver : Onkyo TX-SR608
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renojim
Community Streaming Expert

Re: New Telnet Functions

Strange. I have an original N1000 box and they work on it.

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RokuKevin
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Re: New Telnet Functions

Please see the new External Control Guide in the new v2.7 SDK for our new way to control your Roku over the network. Please consider the telnet methods as deprecated.

--Kevin
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brandon15811
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Re: New Telnet Functions

"RokuKevin" wrote:
Please see the new External Control Guide in the new v2.7 SDK for our new way to control your Roku over the network. Please consider the telnet methods as deprecated.

--Kevin

About how much longer will the telnet commands stay availble?
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RokuKevin
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Re: New Telnet Functions

They should still be available for at least a couple more firmware releases... Any new development should be using the External Control API though.

--Kevin
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