My suggestion would be to post this in the troubleshooting forum. The troubleshooting team is amazing at helping finding resolutions to things like this. Much better than I, that’s for sure😆, I’m just a programmer.

https://forum.jellyfin.org/f-troubleshooting

Yeah, the server is logging that it can’t parse the SRT file. Sounds like it has issues that need to be resolved before it can send the subtitle text over to the Roku client.

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Straight off the noto font repo: https://github.com/notofonts/noto-cjk/tree/main/Sans#region-specific-subset-otfs

Couple of things to note.

The Roku has very little file space. Ensure your fonts are as small as possible!

Also, Jellyfin will only grab the 1st font returned by the API. Even if you have a folder full of fonts, whatever is listed first is what it’s going to grab - even if it’s a font file format that Roku can’t use.

I suggest using the otf format. It’s what I have and confirm it works with custom subs.

Due to these limitations, my suggestion is to only have 1 otf font file that is less than 5mb in the fallback font folder.

You are being watched…

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My reason? That’s the color scheme the our designer supplied the logos in.

His reason? I dunno 😄

A PR has been opened to fix this issue. It’ll be in the next release. https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-roku/pull/215

Shuffle play a random playlist: On the home screen, highlight the playlist library. Press play on your remote.

Shuffle play a playlist: In the playlist library, highlight a playlist. Press play on your remote.

From the post: “This update also lays the groundwork for future CMYK and LAB image color modes.”

I just want to watch some damn videos without being someone else’s payday.

Amen!

Neat, I just figured Roku clients were just going to get just enough attention to work.

Nope. We have a team dedicated to working on the Roku client. They’re constantly working on not only bug fixes, but also improvements and new functionality.

🤘 Right on! Thanks for posting these.

Several of these have never been brought up to the devs, so this is the first time seeing anyone ask for them.

The Roku client for jellyfin is also a futureless husk of a client.

How so? What do you see as missing?

What settings are you using under Playback -> Transcoding?

I also simply watch in my browser when on desktop.

If it needs to transcode, then it transcodes. I don’t see the need to put extra effort in trying to avoid it.

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I’ve been rallying against clever code for years!

Sure, it makes you have less lines for your l33t code solutions, but in the real world, it sacrifices the maintainability of code that others will eventually work on.

Between a clever 1 line fix and maintainable 10 line fix, I’ll choose the 10 line every time.

Yep. This feels just about right to me 🤘