Thats actually amazing!
In that case I’ll risk sounding like a walking advertisement and mention how I was actually talking with a friend that its probably the only integration app and client that I’ve had the absolute pleasure of using, and that a new Samsung TV already works slow and doesn’t have the same app selection (Not even peacock or jellyfin!) doesn’t live nearly up to roku is abysmal. Wish I had some more constuctive feedback, just keep up the good work over there!
For me it is that things I am watching suddenly jump ahead large chunks. If I exit the app and reenter, it goes back to the right place. I have both a roku and tivo stick. This only happens on roku.
I’ve never heard of such an issue. My mind first goes to is you server hardware beefy enough to serve what you’re watching, but more info would be needed.
I’d suggest posting this to the Troubleshooting forum. There are tons of great peeps over there who can help diagnose all kinds of issues and get them sorted out.
Any particular reason you feel this way? We’re always looking for feedback to address and prioritize issues.
Roku support posting???
I’m one of the programmers on the Roku client. I’ve found I get the absolute best user feedback by simply asking people directly.
Thats actually amazing! In that case I’ll risk sounding like a walking advertisement and mention how I was actually talking with a friend that its probably the only integration app and client that I’ve had the absolute pleasure of using, and that a new Samsung TV already works slow and doesn’t have the same app selection (Not even peacock or jellyfin!) doesn’t live nearly up to roku is abysmal. Wish I had some more constuctive feedback, just keep up the good work over there!
For me it is that things I am watching suddenly jump ahead large chunks. If I exit the app and reenter, it goes back to the right place. I have both a roku and tivo stick. This only happens on roku.
Just to ensure I’m understanding. You’re watching a video and during playback it jumps forward in time?
Only the video you see. The time marker doesn’t jump.
I’ve never heard of such an issue. My mind first goes to is you server hardware beefy enough to serve what you’re watching, but more info would be needed.
I’d suggest posting this to the Troubleshooting forum. There are tons of great peeps over there who can help diagnose all kinds of issues and get them sorted out.
https://forum.jellyfin.org/f-troubleshooting