It's safe. It's just trying to tell you that you shouldn't run the server code on a computer connected directly to the Internet. No one in their right mind would expose their computer that way and if you're using a Roku you must already have a router that acts as a firewall. Your Roku and your compu...

Follow the instructions given in the first post of this thread.  They will ultimately lead you to this:  http://netguy204.github.io/roku_media_server/developers_preview.html There's more instructions there, but that's where you'll find the link to the code (server and client) given here again:  http...

Beyond that, I am not aware of any channels created or supported by Roku. Well you're wrong there.  I know that for a fact.  For one thing, there are a multitude of "Direct Publisher" channels that require no coding whatsoever; all the code is written by Roku.  There are/were other channe...

What sort of computer or NAS are you wanting to use as your server?  As a first step, you need to install Python on your server.  Version 2.7.9 is what I'm using.  Version 3 won't work. You should know that how things are presented within the UI are entirely dependent on how you have them organized ...

I honestly can't tell the difference between the output from my WMC computer and my Roku 3 given the same recording and the same TV, so I'd have to disagree that it plays like garbage. Neither deinterlaces; it's up to the TV (and my eyeballs) to do that.

-JT

You should be able to use pretty much any 220V USB power adapter (phone charger) to power the Express. The more Amps it can supply the better. They should all output 5V.

-JT

Do you mean it doesn't deinterlace or it doesn't play interlaced recordings at all? My Roku 3 plays my interlaced WTV (1080i) recordings (after repackaging into MKV) just fine. By the way, there's plenty of 720p OTA stuff available (I believe Fox and perhaps other networks use 720p for their OTA bro...

No, completely different beast. If you're really interested in the original My Media, you might want to start from the first post in this thread to see what it takes to install the server. el.wubo is no longer involved and I'm not sure how much of the installation procedure is still relevant, but if...

^ country, not "could try"

It's telling you the the weather station for that ZIP Code is probably out of order. The current observation for that ZIP Code has no useful information (other than the Date field that states, "Data is Old"). The National Weather Service uses volunteers with weather reporting stations in t...

Try one of these:
https://my.roku.com/add/CLOC
https://my.roku.com/add/CLOCPRI

Got it!  Turning on DEBUG logging was useful.  I created a Ubuntu 18 virtual machine and after installing Python 2.7, pip, and pillow (like I believe you did), I copied over my entire MyMedia server directory.  Edit common.py and change: import Image to from PIL import Image It's near the end of the...

Let me see if I can setup a Ubuntu 18 virtual machine.  I won't be able to get to it until mid-week at the earliest. I'm not sure getting any logging out of the Python script will help, but look for a line near the top of mymedia.py that looks something like this: logging.basicConfig(filename=log_fi...

The script outputs the IP address of the client, so 192.168.1.120 should be the IP address of your Roku (I should have noticed that when I gave my browsing example). You can see that it "knows" the server IP because it submitted the correct IP address to the rendezvous server. The http://0...

I've never seen an "Internal server error".  I'll take a look and see if I can figure anything out, but I may not get to it for a week or so.  Slow navigation is usually related to a problem with PIL, but the server error has me scratching my head. Check to see if PIL is actually functioni...