Hey Gang,

There used to be a link on the Roku Labs website to 3rd party Photobridge software. One was to a program that you used to create art packs. It ran only on Mac OS, which is no problem as that is what I use.

Can anyone point me to the link?

Jon

na9d wrote:

Hey Gang,

There used to be a link on the Roku Labs website to 3rd party Photobridge software. One was to a program that you used to create art packs. It ran only on Mac OS, which is no problem as that is what I use.

Can anyone point me to the link?

Jon

This help?
www.rokulabs.com/downloads/Developers_r ... rtPack.pdf

Burkhardi wrote:

na9d wrote:

Hey Gang,

There used to be a link on the Roku Labs website to 3rd party Photobridge software. One was to a program that you used to create art packs. It ran only on Mac OS, which is no problem as that is what I use.

Can anyone point me to the link?

Jon

This help?
www.rokulabs.com/downloads/Developers_r ... rtPack.pdf

Thanks, Matt, but there was actually an application....

This may help, though...


Jon

na9d wrote:

Burkhardi wrote:

na9d wrote:

Hey Gang,

There used to be a link on the Roku Labs website to 3rd party Photobridge software. One was to a program that you used to create art packs. It ran only on Mac OS, which is no problem as that is what I use.

Can anyone point me to the link?

Jon

This help?
www.rokulabs.com/downloads/Developers_r ... rtPack.pdf

Thanks, Matt, but there was actually an application....

This may help, though...


Jon

D'oh...
Good luck Jon!

I may send an e-mail to Roku Tech Support. Or perhaps use the way back machine first....See if there's a cached version of the website...

Way-Back Machine did it! Found a cached archive of the Roku site and was able to get the software that way.

For those wonder it is at: www.epicware.com/hd1000

Jon

Thanks, na9d!

Since the source is included, maybe someone will port it to windows as well. Or Linux.