One can use MP3Tag ( ) or Media Monkey ( ) for example to add or edit that metadata. I just want it to loop without doing that. Yeah but it goes to black and shows the file name and buffers each time it goes from one file to another.
Options for playback like repeat and shuffle can be accessed by pressing the Star button on your Roku remote. Lastly you can input metadata information (cover art, program name, program information) into the MP4 media file that will be displayed onscreen in certain media players like the Roku Media Player channel. Make sure it is in a format that the Roku Media Player can play and put it on repeat. On the Roku you will need to have a channel called Roku Media Player ( ) which should allow you to access any DLNA server, like the My Cloud, on your local network.
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Also see this link ( ) and others that detail how to add a DLL file to Handbrake to allow ripping of certain commercial encrypted DVD’s. See the Handbrake documentation for more information. There is even a way to rip certain DVD’s (unencrypted and certain encrypted DVD’s) using Handbrake. Roku Media Player allows you to watch your own personal video files, listen to your music files, and view your photos using the Roku device’s USB port (if available) or by accessing a media server on your local network. To rip a DVD perform an internet search as there are a number of methods to rip DVD’s for local streaming. There are a number of free video conversion programs, like Handbrake ( ) that will encode video to the proper format for playback on a Roku. To stream media you need to have that media in a format that is supported by BOTH the My Cloud and the Roku. I stream almost exclusively from the My Cloud to several Roku’s.
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