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11-02-2017
09:55 AM
Feed Not Autoingesting Anymore
When I published my channel the feed was being automaticlly reingested (~every 6 hours) and that worked for about a month. Now it's completely stopped and I don't know why. There was no notification that it stopped, nor was there any error messages...
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
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mosafer
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11-06-2017
11:44 AM
Re: Feed Not Autoingesting Anymore
Same here. I have the same problem. I need to publish my channel with every json update.
Baradanikto
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11-27-2017
02:29 PM
Re: Feed Not Autoingesting Anymore
I use AWS to store my json feed. About two days ago, I updated the feed using the same name, and, it went live, as expected, after 6 hours.
Could there be a problem with your feed?
Could there be a problem with your feed?
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jsonnentag
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12-10-2017
10:01 AM
Re: Feed Not Autoingesting Anymore
Something similar happened to my channel a while ago (a couple months) and interacting with support I found out that when they installed my channel automatic feed updates were working fine.
The only thing I could think of to do was UNINSTALL the channel, reboot the Roku device, and REINSTALL the channel again. That actually worked!
So I then had to make an instructional video to put at the top of my channel listing telling people with the channel already installed to do that same uninstall, reboot, and reinstall if they found the feed wasn't being updated anymore. . . .
The only thing I could think of to do was UNINSTALL the channel, reboot the Roku device, and REINSTALL the channel again. That actually worked!
So I then had to make an instructional video to put at the top of my channel listing telling people with the channel already installed to do that same uninstall, reboot, and reinstall if they found the feed wasn't being updated anymore. . . .