Yes, you need main.brs (it has the Main function). CraigVenter.srt is referenced in SpringBoard.brs in the components directory.

-JT

Glancing at the source on github, I'm guessing they're coming from CragVenter.srt in the source directory. Remove that file and they'll be gone. That's not really the right way to do it (remove/replace the reference in the code), but it will get the job done.

-JT

The .brs and .xml files with the same names should probably be in the same directory.  Look in the XML files for something like: <script type="text/brightscript" uri="pkg:/components/screens/Player.brs" /> In this case, they'd both go in the components/screens directory. -JT

I don't know about ECP, but this works (in Linux):

Of course, replace 192.168.0.121 with your Roku's IP address.

-JT

WTV recordings will play on my Roku TV if I repackage them into an MKV file (no transcoding required). Or, is the question whether WTV file/container is supported natively?

-JT

I've had remotes that will only pair with a certain set of batteries installed. It's weird. Two sets of brand new batteries (different brands) and one set will get the remote to pair and the other won't. Usually, once it's paired I can use any batteries I want.

-JT

I can't say that I follow the code and all the XML feeds enough to offer any advice. This SG stuff makes it flower near impossible to follow someone else's code. I'd say just try it and see what happens. I suspect it will only take the first <feed> entry and ignore the rest.

-JT

For multidemensional arrays, it would be

as per the docs.

-JT

One way is from the console:

-JT

Nope.

I took a glance at the example code, but I'm just getting into SG myself, so I didn't want to try to give a definitive answer.  That being said, I don't think what you want to do is possible with a RowList.  If you're wanting to have separate categories on one screen the way they do ("Global Is...

Tell me again why a new user should be allowed to create a thousand new threads.

You can't have 2 files in your source directory with the same function (init in your case). Perhaps you meant to have them in the components directory.

-JT

That's about it except that the key is generated in the first place by running genkey when you Telnet to port 8080.  It's genkey that produces the key and password pair.  Is that handled by your deployment script?  If so, make sure every time your deployment script runs it's not generating a new key...

I use git for my source control, but you can use pretty much anything.  You don't really need to keep the zip if you're good about source control, but I still like to keep the zip after each time I publish since I'm not real good about committing things in git at the appropriate times and it's just ...