Roku Direct Publisher

[Baradanikto]

You must use a "content type" of "application/json" when you upload to an S3 bucket. You can specify that as party of the upload process. If you don't, S3 may store your file with a BOM marker.  That may cause the error you see from Roku.

[PrinceKennedy]

Ive been experimenting all morning .... when uploading my feed file to the s3 bucket should I upload my saved roku JSON feed manager file with the .json extension or should I copy and paste the text in the buckets cors configuration tab I’m still getting the same error when I put the bucket url into the roku dp

[Baradanikto]

Regardless of what service you use, you need to upload the actual feed file (.json). It's the URL of that file that Roku is looking for in the developer portal.

[PrinceKennedy]

Ok I’ve created the bucked I’ve turn off the privacy settings and made the bucket accessible to the public I’ve then uploaded the .json file to the bucket ... do I need to do anything with core settings or change any of the object permissions or change default set properties before I finalize the upload 

[Baradanikto]

As long as the bucket is public, no other settings are required.