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I'm new to this brightScript and wanted to try profiler tool for my sample program so looked over to all available tutorial and documentation for profiler tool and followed the steps as suggested in all those documents but when I try to generate profiling data it shows: "No profiling data available".
I'm using Roku streaming stick+ and software version is 10.0.0
Below are the main steps I followed to generate profiling data:
1. added below mentioned option in the manifest file:
bsprof_ebnable=1
bsprof_enable_lines=1
bsprof_sample_ratio1.0
bsprof_data_dest=local
2.Uploaded the zip file(sample program) in Roku Device and installed it.
3.Clicked on one of the channel and started streaming media and then pressed home key to exit.
4.Logged into Roku Device and selected utilities tab and then clicked profiling data option but no download link came to download the profiling data instead "No profiling data available" was shown.
Am I missing any step while generating the profiling data or it might sound silly but do I need to upload the profiler utility package as well.
Thanks in advance.
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bsprof_ebnable=1? Is that really what you have in your manifest?
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bsprof_ebnable=1? Is that really what you have in your manifest?
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Re: Profiler is not working for my sample program
Well it's embarrassing but this is really what I used and before posting this here I did not check this basic and most occurring mistake.