jozoku
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07-12-2018
01:30 AM
Package file size limit?
Hi,
I'm about to submit a package for my newly created channel. I've check the Certification for submitting a channel and thing that bother me most is the 4MB limit.
Is it has to strictly be under 4MB? Since I want to include some asset (custom fonts, images,...) in the channel so the size would be over 5MB.
If it has to be under 4MB then is there any other way to include heavy custom asset?
Thanks in advance.
I'm about to submit a package for my newly created channel. I've check the Certification for submitting a channel and thing that bother me most is the 4MB limit.
Is it has to strictly be under 4MB? Since I want to include some asset (custom fonts, images,...) in the channel so the size would be over 5MB.
If it has to be under 4MB then is there any other way to include heavy custom asset?
Thanks in advance.
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07-12-2018
05:50 PM
Re: Package file size limit?
Unless you are a Roku Partner like Netflix probably not. Downloading the graphics is the only way if you need that much.
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07-12-2018
08:33 PM
Re: Package file size limit?
"squirreltown" wrote:
Unless you are a Roku Partner like Netflix probably not. Downloading the graphics is the only way if you need that much.
Thanks for the information.
Seems like we have to think about another way to control the asset, since some of our background images for high end device such as 4K and 8K TV are way too big in size.

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07-13-2018
07:40 AM
Re: Package file size limit?
Remember that for a Roku 4K device, the UI runs at 1080p. The UI doesn't run at the native display resolution. Also, look into tools like optipng and MozJPEG (https://github.com/mozilla/mozjpeg) that can reduce file size without affecting the visual quality of images.