It works fine on my M1001 - It would be a great shame if Roku disabled it...It would be brilliant if this could be worked into a dedicated media server package - RSS, weather etc all in one lovely application
If I was good at programming.....
M
Your Digital Media Has Never Looked So Good
In case here are any MAC OS users:
following works fine as applescript in the automator:
following works fine as applescript in the automator:
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on run {input, parameters}
tell application "Terminal"
activate
do script "telnet 192.168.0.4 4444"
delay 1
do script "irman dispatch CK_ALARM" in window "telnet"
delay 1
quit
end tell
return input
end runHi all,
one idea came into my mind. we have to start the Alarm via this script because the remote does not have the button.
this means, that the IR Receiver would understand it.
so, getting a learning remote would help - i assume. correct?
...then there would only be the problem to get a Roku Radio Remote as programming reference
one idea came into my mind. we have to start the Alarm via this script because the remote does not have the button.
this means, that the IR Receiver would understand it.
so, getting a learning remote would help - i assume. correct?
...then there would only be the problem to get a Roku Radio Remote as programming reference
FWIW: The <- button is the "exit' button on the frist generation SB remotes.
The buzzers sounds (Buzzer 1-3)will not work with the M1000, right? Just the Presets?
The buzzers sounds (Buzzer 1-3)will not work with the M1000, right? Just the Presets?
Roku3 and Roku HD1000 [Rev B] on a Samsung HLP5674W DLP in the living room; a Roku2 and two Roku XS and a few SoundBridges.Win7; Kubuntu and XP via RT-N66U, E2000 and a switch or two. I own stock in Roku, it's just all in the form of hardware.Viva la Roku
frethop wrote:The buzzer sounds work on my M1001.
-F
I'll tinker again, I don't recall mine working. I have a M1000 though. Were you using Buzzer 1,2 or 3?
Roku3 and Roku HD1000 [Rev B] on a Samsung HLP5674W DLP in the living room; a Roku2 and two Roku XS and a few SoundBridges.Win7; Kubuntu and XP via RT-N66U, E2000 and a switch or two. I own stock in Roku, it's just all in the form of hardware.Viva la Roku
This may not be exactly the solution you are seeking, but I've made some changes to my SoundBridge Remote control Yahoo! widget to allow access to the SoundBridge alarm clock features.
http://www.widgetgallery.com/view.php?widget=39187
Shift-click R button will take you to the alarm clock settings, as well as pressing the A key. Pressing the Z key will take you to the snooze settings.
(You will have to download the free Yahoo! Widget Engine for this and other Yahoo! Widgets to work.)
Paul
http://www.widgetgallery.com/view.php?widget=39187
Shift-click R button will take you to the alarm clock settings, as well as pressing the A key. Pressing the Z key will take you to the snooze settings.
(You will have to download the free Yahoo! Widget Engine for this and other Yahoo! Widgets to work.)
Paul
Streaming Stick owner since Apr 24, 2014
M1001 owner since Jan 30, 2006
M1001 owner since Jan 30, 2006
Alarm Data Structure Needs Days Of The Week Added To It
Hello Roku,
This Alarm feature is killer....I'm happy to see it enabled for the M1000. Unfortunately I can't use it with the current implementation.
I would like to request that the data structure which defines the alarms be modified to include the days of the week. Once the days of the week are added, we will be able to set Alarm 1 for M-F and Alarm 2 for Sat & Sun.
This would be perfect b/c I do not want to wake up at 7:30AM on Sat or Sunday.
Then I wouldn't have to remember to disable the alarms on Friday night and then re-enable them on Sunday.
This Alarm feature is killer....I'm happy to see it enabled for the M1000. Unfortunately I can't use it with the current implementation.
I would like to request that the data structure which defines the alarms be modified to include the days of the week. Once the days of the week are added, we will be able to set Alarm 1 for M-F and Alarm 2 for Sat & Sun.
This would be perfect b/c I do not want to wake up at 7:30AM on Sat or Sunday.
Then I wouldn't have to remember to disable the alarms on Friday night and then re-enable them on Sunday.
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Re: Alarm Data Structure Needs Days Of The Week Added To It
mrrumpf wrote:I would also very much like to see that.Hello Roku,
This Alarm feature is killer....I'm happy to see it enabled for the M1000. Unfortunately I can't use it with the current implementation.
I would like to request that the data structure which defines the alarms be modified to include the days of the week. Once the days of the week are added, we will be able to set Alarm 1 for M-F and Alarm 2 for Sat & Sun.
This would be perfect b/c I do not want to wake up at 7:30AM on Sat or Sunday.
Then I wouldn't have to remember to disable the alarms on Friday night and then re-enable them on Sunday.
So is the alarm, if enabled as described in this thread, actually usable on an M1001? By "usable" I mean that once it's been enabled as such one can set the alarm (when to come on), turn the alarm on/off, etc via the remote (i.e. without the use of a computer, except to enable the alarm as indicated in this thread). I've been looking at the Roku for some time...but holding off buying until (unless) the Alarm feature becomes usable to my wife and myself.
(Please don't suggest the Roku Radio as a way to get the alarm feature...I don't want the Roku Radio.)
Thanks for the help.
(Please don't suggest the Roku Radio as a way to get the alarm feature...I don't want the Roku Radio.)
Thanks for the help.
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