Roku Developer Program

[bollywood]

yes, its a low bandwidth stream, it takes a while to load the first few times(almost 1 minute). after which it gets better. not sure if that has something to do with DNS caching.

are you viewing this on a SD TV or a Tube TV? how are the wallpaper and icons for the channel in SD?

[bollywood]

I am trying to increase the size of the video on the main screen(not the full screen)in my channel. which one of these values actually define the video size. i am trying to increase it for HD mode only.

i am assuming the first group is for HD mode and the bottom group(in the "else" code) is for SD mode. am i right?

    if mode = "720p"
        this.layout = {
            full:   this.canvas.GetCanvasRect()
            top:    { x:   0, y:   0, w:1280, h: 130 }
            left:   { x: 249, y: 177, w: 391, h: 291 }
            right:  { x: 700, y: 177, w: 350, h: 291 }
            bottom: { x: 249, y: 500, w: 780, h: 300 }
        }
        this.background = "pkg:/images/back-hd.jpg"
        this.headerfont = this.fonts.get("lmroman10 caps", 50, 50, false)
    else
        this.layout = {
            full:   this.canvas.GetCanvasRect()
            top:    { x:   0, y:   0, w: 720, h:  80 }
            left:   { x: 100, y: 100, w: 280, h: 210 }
            right:  { x: 400, y: 100, w: 220, h: 210 }
            bottom: { x: 100, y: 340, w: 520, h: 140 }
        }

[TheEndless]

You are correct in your HD/SD assumption. If you look a few lines further down in the code, you'll see the line that sets the rectangle for the video player:

this.player.SetDestinationRect(this.layout.left)

In this case, it's using the "left" rectangle, so you'd want to modify that one in your code to resize the video:

left:   { x: 249, y: 177, w: 391, h: 291 }

[bollywood]

thank you, i am trying to test it and hopefully it will work.