that is a json file entry example for a live broadcast.. used by the dp player..

are you still looking for beta testers? if so I'm interested...

It shouldn't be too hard to make it link to acces, mysql, sql server then. Just different connect statements, miimal sql statements.... I use to develop for a company that did copier service support software and the most powerfull part of the software was being able to create our own custom sql conn...

Remember I tried the software but ran into memory problems, with over 5000 videos scripts just can't handle it all. I create my json files from sql using classic asp on a 2012r2 server, once I get the json lingo correct it just automats the process.. Working on putting all the videos into one channe...

Ok, that must be it... I'll try it out on monday, thanx a million, I was going nuts looking at it over and over again..

The only problem I see is that claim rights to stream your content and use in other ways they see fight and have no agreement on revenue sharing in place (though they promise one in the near future). but the rights fact is disturbing. assuming most people are creating thier own content or some other...

Seems to be an industry secret.. and well kept, this way they keep the little guy down... Been trying to get rights to modern TV for over 20 years now, and as soon as you say streaming, they just don't want anything to do with you... I aquired rights to some vintage tv through an agent years ago.. a...

I'm going to assume this has been resolved.. but for future reference.. HLS was not (and I haven't heard that it is yet) supporte by DP. HOWEVER.. I've been doing a live hl feed since DP came around over three years now.. The secret is the video type.... HLS ... instead of MP4 or whatever ... {"...

you can try checking for updates and/or rebooting your roku device... also make sure you hit the PUBLISH buton after you saved your category changes, you can verify by checking that the version number of the channel advanced y one, if it did your changes are published but the roku device is cacheing...

LOL, no secret trick can undo the mastery of Caching.. (and poor cache handling)

basically over time it will up date all by it's self.. but that time appears to be randomized..... lol, it's a hella pain in the cheeks below the back.. but is the way it is..

I have a published channel and all was good, then needed to just make a small change to a single video entry in the json and rebpublish. now it tells me that it imported 50 videos and 201 have release date errors... Yet when I go into the chnnel it shos only the first video in the index not even the...

Oh yeah, the index file MUST exist, however the .ts files do not, so I suppose (but haven't tried) that you could just create a dummy index file, maybe point it to a live soon jpg or something and then let the live stream replace the file once you start the stream up... maybe you can write a script ...

DP doesn't support live feeds... However.... I have a successfull livefeed going through DP.. The problem you are encountering is because Roku checks at what appears to be random times (but everytime when updating a feed) that the url to the video is good. For instance, my live feed is http://mydoma...

let us know how it works for the future!!

can't you just add the playlists file name as the last item in the playlist to make it loop forever?
I never tried it so... but it is logical..