The log is attached showing the enormous amount of Java errors being generated. It is, however, visible when using MediaBrowser. This seems to be the only file not visible when using the Roku TV. It is in an MKV container, and the video is H264 L5.1 and 5.1 AC3 audio. I believe the log was normal until I added the matches line for 4K video (two lines at the end of that particular video tag). I'm trying to figure out a way to identify the various Roku models, but not having any luck. However, something in the code I've entered is causing huge log errors.
The Roku web site lists these as recognized containers: The videos are shown in MediaBrowser, so there's no issue there. I have a line with mpeg and mpegvideo, but the videos are not shown in the Roku Media Player on the TV. I tried using MPEG2VIDEO in the Matches Container line, but I get an error that says to use one of these: *, mp4, asf, mpegvideo, mpeg, mjpeg, mpegts, matroska, avi, flv, wtv, ogg, 3gp, rtp, rtsp, applehttp, rm. I am currently struggling to get Serviio to recognize and remux MPEG2 video in an MPG container. However, all Roku players only support the MP4, MKV and MOV containers.
The TV requires a separate profile, as it is the only one that supports MPEG2 video. Once completed, I believe we'll need a total of four profiles: Roku (2014 and earlier), Roku 2015 1080p, Roku 4K and Roku TV. I'm starting on one now for the Roku TV, then I'll move to the latest 4K models. With the release of new Roku models, the single profile included with Serviio is transcoding far too many files that don't need it.
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