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Stream DNS-323 music to a Roku Digital Video Player (Roku Netflix box) client
This mod will allow you to stream music (and eventually video) from your DNS-323 to a Roku Digital Video Player.
Download and instal FFP 0.5
http://dns323.kood.org/howto:ffp
Download and Install Python
http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t2077-DenyHosts-Fonz.html
Download and install "My Music" client (on your Roku) and server (on your DNS-323).
Follow the instructions in the Read Me.
You will be required to register for and download the Roku SDK.
http://github.com/netguy204/roku_media_server
Resources:
My Music Discussion thread on the Roku DVP forum
http://forums.rokulabs.com/viewtopic.php?t=25955
older thread
http://forums.rokulabs.com/viewtopic.ph … 539#159539
Notes:
- When installing the My Music app I completed the Client config on my windows box via the included springboard application/script because the DNS-323 python compile doesn't include TK. Manual setup works without any issues.
- The My Music app is only a few days old and will continue to be enhanced. Keep an eye on the Roku DVP forum thread and git repository for new versions.
- The Roku SDK is very new and quite a few people are working on media streaming apps. I'll post any interesting developments I see on the DVP forums.
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Last edited by onecaribou (2010-02-13 00:11:54)
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Does anyone know how to make the python script auto start after a reboot?
I tried something based on some other instructions for starting something else, but it resulted in breaking telnet.
My linux is...well, barely functional, so please be specific.
Thank you!
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Why wouldn't you just install the add-in on the d-link site?
I've been thunking about trying out the roku to take advantage of lossless flac.
What I'm still not quite clear on is whether this can be 6 or 8 channel lossless flac or some more limited version of the data stream.
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Loading an addon from the vendor website was a good thought. I looked, but I didn't see anything related to Roku support, or 'automatic script starting' support, or anything like that. Let me clarify my question:
I have installed fun_plug and Python support on my DLINK, and the 'My Media' channel to my Roku, so I can successfully stream video to my Roku, and it is being served from the DLINK box. But, in order to start the service on the DLINK, I have to manually, via Telnet from a PC, start the python script with this command (run from the directory that the roku server stuff is located):
python rss_server.py
Is there a way to make this command run automatically when the DLINK boots? An analogy would be putting something in the Autoexec.bat file on a Dos system, so it runs on startup.
It's probably REALLY EASY, but I'm not fluent enough in LINUX to figure this out, without breaking fun_plug on my DLINK.
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