Roku Direct Publisher

[AaronMSpelling]

@anthill  if your feed is json it should end in .json ........

the link you posted if clicked needs a capcha solve ....  so ......  again not good 

i think you just dont use the proper link 

i would say that you should look deeper into the documentation to see how to get the proper link.

[AaronMSpelling]

@Jen_Jen  , maybe it has to do with the fact that you marked you video as " 

quality": "HD",

but your video file it is actually way lower quality ( 640/480)  maybe try to use the proper video quality format  , and it might work .... 

[Jen_Jen]

I did rename it to json. http://www.msdivine.net/roku/MsDivineTeeHee.json

But still got the same error.

[AaronMSpelling]

yes @Jen_Jen  i saw that  and looking at your feed i noticed what could be wrong  , you have my answer in another comment. 

[Baradanikto]

@Jen_Jen 

Here's something obscure to try:  Your feed defines the video object as a short form video.  By definition, a short form video is typically less than 20 minutes.  Your feed specifies a duration of 60 minutes.  Try changing the type to Movie.  

I'd be surprised if that actually works, but, I don't trust Roku to report on feed errors correctly.

Additionally, you may be the victim of some Roku firmware error.