Roku Developer Program

[bhindman]

I have the HDXR and the model is N1101, but what are the respective models for the Roku SD and Roku HD boxes?

-brian

[bhindman]

I think I found the answer but want to confirm

Roku SD = N1000
Roku HD = N1100
Roku HDXR = N1101

Are these correct and will all boxes respond with these values when using GetModel()?

[Anonymous]

N1050 = SD
N1000 or N1100 = HD
N1101 = XR

[bhindman]

thank you!

[jeffrok]

Sorry to dig up an old thread, but are there any ROM differences between the N1000 and the N1100? I am able to add channels on my N1100 but hit a limit with my N1000. I assume the N1100 has more ROM..

[destruk]

"jeffrok" wrote:
Sorry to dig up an old thread, but are there any ROM differences between the N1000 and the N1100? I am able to add channels on my N1100 but hit a limit with my N1000. I assume the N1100 has more ROM..

You mean RAM, since you can't write to ROM.

[Anonymous]

"destruk" wrote:

"jeffrok" wrote:
Sorry to dig up an old thread, but are there any ROM differences between the N1000 and the N1100? I am able to add channels on my N1100 but hit a limit with my N1000. I assume the N1100 has more ROM..

You mean RAM, since you can't write to ROM.

The XR and XDS models do have more Non-volatile flash storage, and hence can handle more channels.

[jeffrok]

"destruk" wrote:

"jeffrok" wrote:
Sorry to dig up an old thread, but are there any ROM differences between the N1000 and the N1100? I am able to add channels on my N1100 but hit a limit with my N1000. I assume the N1100 has more ROM..

You mean RAM, since you can't write to ROM.

Sorry yes.. I meant RAM. :oops: But kind of didn't.. I don't know what devices like the Roku use to store channel info, but I always thought it was some sort of flash media (like what flash drives, solid state drives(I think), etc, use).. I'm swimming with sharks here in the SDK forum, not a developer, but like to read the types of posts here.