Stream your media from your Windows/Mac/Linux PC or NAS/Router directly to your TV No special server is required Player uses standard protocols like SMB (Windows sharing), UPnP/DLNA and NFS. So clearly it is getting the request and will respond, but it’s still not picking up as a Roku device in the app. media player app for your Android TV, Fire TV or Google TV. Now I have done digging and pulled down the emulated_hue Github repo and used advertise.py for debugging purposes and I did get something in response: DEBUG:emulated_roku:multicast:request ('192.168.1.66', 40067)ĭEBUG:emulated_roku:multicast:reply ('192.168.1.66', 40067)

So it’s definitely reachable and advertises, but when I try to get it to connect via the Roku app it simply says “No devices found on your network”. a webbased DLNA player which is also available as App for Android or iOS. Uuid:2833e761-db6f-561a-8f8e-c74c1f63609c This is a list of UPnP AV media servers and client application or hard appliances. 192.168.1.123:8060) it brings up something that I would expect:

I’ve added an Emulated Roku integration to HAOS in VirtualBox and when I attempt to access it with my browser (i.e. I have no idea what the deal is, but it does work on Roku apps back in 2018, so the integration needs to be updated to support newer Roku models. The Emulated Roku integration returns an old API configuration.

Roku upnp player app