Hey All,
I’m facing a weird bug on Roku 4 as in the attached video. Could you please take a look and give me some suggestion to address it.
This issue only happened on Roku 4.
Thanks,
Quan
Hey All,
I’m facing a weird bug on Roku 4 as in the attached video. Could you please take a look and give me some suggestion to address it.
This issue only happened on Roku 4.
Thanks,
Quan
Thats an AppleTV 4 not Roku my friend ![]()
“norcaljohnny” wrote:
Thats an AppleTV 4 not Roku my friend
Sorry, my bad. I just updated the correct url. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cEMO_mnZ__37a1W8A9L9GUND2feDniwH/view
Please take a look and give me your advice
There we go, thats a Roku.
Without seeing some kind of code it would be a wild guess as to what it could be.
“norcaljohnny” wrote:
There we go, thats a Roku.
Without seeing some kind of code it would be a wild guess as to what it could be.
Hey, I’m not able to share the code here but as you can see in the video, I have many components in a holder view which need to scroll (translation) up/down to see others and the small size video player is one of them. Everything worked fine excepting the Black screen momentarily appears on the player when clicking remote up/down. It seems the video surface was scrolling/translating slower then its parent view. This just happened on Roku 4.
Is there anyone from Roku support team can help me on this?
Maybe something to do with that other thread about screen.Clear() and screen.swapBuffers() and how it’s handled on different models?
“Komag” wrote:
Maybe something to do with that other thread about screen.Clear() and screen.swapBuffers() and how it’s handled on different models?
Hey, I don’t know. Do you know how to control this on scene graph application?