I turned off the firewall completely, to no avail.
The log file is empty.
I tried launching the springboard.py file and manually configured it to install the client.
My unit is still in Developer mode. Is this ok?
warning: this server has not completed rendezvous.
http://0.0.0.0:8001
umbighouse wrote:It looks like the mymedia.py task is what's causing the "Rendezvous" status error. Also, it shows this:Code: Select allwarning: this server has not completed rendezvous.
http://0.0.0.0:8001
dellsweig wrote:el Wubo.....
I have been away from using MyMedia for a while - I want to get the latest build up and running..
Where and what is the latest build??
Will it work on 2.9??
Thanks
el.wubo wrote:dellsweig wrote:el Wubo.....
I have been away from using MyMedia for a while - I want to get the latest build up and running..
Where and what is the latest build??
Will it work on 2.9??
Thanks
The latest release is the one you get when you go through the private channel installation process. The instructions for adding the private channel are at the very top of this forum. Once you start the private channel for the first time it will provide a link to download the latest version. Once you're up and running with that your Roku will prompt you automatically whenever new versions are released. (You'll get here by following the instructions above but just so you have a preview--here's what you'll be doing after you start the private channel for the first time.)
el.wubo wrote:To remove the old channel follow the instructions on this post: viewtopic.php?f=28&t=25955&p=215954&hilit=delete#p215954
For more instructions you can search for the word "delete" in this topic.
el.wubo wrote:I've never tried (I don't use windows.) Anyone else?
dellsweig wrote:el.wubo wrote:I've never tried (I don't use windows.) Anyone else?
I was able to get mymedia runnig as a windows service.
It is a bit convoluted as services cannot normally run interpreter based programs (bat, perl, python, etc)
You need to download a launcher called srvany.exe from Microsoft
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/137890
Once this is done you would create the MyMedia service as follows
1) open a DOS command window as administrator
2) install the srvany.exe program somewhere - I installed it in C:\systools
3) from the DOS prompt
C:>sc create MyMedia binPath= "C:\systools\srvany.exe" start= auto DisplayName= "MyMedia"
4) start regedit and navigate to Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\MyMedia
5) Right Click on MyMedia in the nav panel and add new key. Name the key "Parameters"
6) open Parameters and right click - add new string value called "Application" and put the value of the full path to the mymedia.bat file. Note - when you install mymedia - dont use the default name when you extract it - that name changes with every release - use something like c:\MyMedia
7) edit the mymedia.bat file in the mymedia install directory to include full paths - here is what mine looks like now
rem Contributed by umbighouse
rem copyright 2010
cd c:\Users\Dan\MyMedia\server
c:\python26\python.exe c:\Users\Dan\MyMedia\server\mymedia.pynow start the service - run -> services.msc - start the MyMedia service.
If all goes well - you should be able to run the config web page http://127.0.0.1:8001
dellsweig wrote:New issue.....
I have two Roku boxes.
When I registered the first - I added the code to the regid line in the config.ini file on my server. This worked fine.
Now I want to run mymedia app on the second Roku box - when launched it gives a new code... Can I add a second regid line to the config or a second code to the existing config entry?
Is it even possible to use two Roku boxes with the app??
Thanks