Now try streaming a few files that have AC-3 audio channels and see if they play OK. On the Transcoding tab on the Device Settings dialog for your Roku, turn off transcoding. However, the documentation could be wrong, so let's try & see if it works. Regarding AC-3 audio support, it is not enabled in the device profile since the Roku 3 manual/spec does not state AC-3 support. On the Properties dialog, go to the Transcoding tab and select your transcoded file and click the 'Get FFmpeg Information' button. Next, right-click again on the video and click Properties. Email this to us at support conceiva com. If not, then change it and try streaming again.Īssuming your device profile was set OK, then right-click on a video that you have pre-transcoded and click 'Get FFmpeg Information'. Go to the Media Devices dialog and check that you have 'Roku Streaming Player' device profile assigned to your Roku device. If you are getting video, but no audio then it suggests the Roku device profile may need some tweaking. Once you have your DVD titles in your Mezzmo library, then you should be able to connect to Mezzmo from your Roku and simply browse and play the videos.

If you can play the ripped DVD using media players or other devices, then Mezzmo should be able to read it and add the video titles from the DVD into your Mezzmo library.

Blessing and fame and riches to the one who helps me get this running! I've tried Plex, Nero, Windows Media Player, and a few others I can't recall. I'm not a stupid person (or at least, I'd like to think that's the case), but I've had horrible luck so far. That can't be right, can it? I know you can stream AC-3 with a Roku I do it all the time. Second, looking at the profile file for the Roku, it doesn't include AC-3. What do I do to get the best, quickest, and easiest streaming of DVDs, preferably with subtitles? Currently, I'm using DVD Shrink to rip the main movie of the DVD, and Nero to generate an H.264 MP4 file, which I plop into my Videos directory. So first, there must be a standard procedure or best practice for this. Oh, I can get the titles to show up with my trial version of Mezzmo, but when I try to play them, they spin for a very long time (despite being pre-transcoded) before playing beautifully. I have a whole host of programs, including DVD Shrink, DVD Decrypter, Nero 2014 Platinum, AutoGK, HandBrake, etc etc etc., and yet I have been unable to successfully stream from my server to my Roku. I find it astonishing that it's this difficult.

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