Premiere server - Roku 4 Ultra (4660X) : Theme change not working

[FatherSaint 25]

I have Emby Premiere running on an HTPC with a Roku 4 Ultra (4660X).

I'm very happy with the default black interface, but after reading a recent post, I wanted to at least try Blue Radiance or Windows Media Center themes. They apply when I remote into the HTPC and access Emby via Edge browser, but I can't find a way to actually change the theme on the Roku connected TV...??

[Gilgamesh_48 1240]

58 minutes ago, FatherSaint said:

I have Emby Premiere running on an HTPC with a Roku 4 Ultra (4660X).

I'm very happy with the default black interface, but after reading a recent post, I wanted to at least try Blue Radiance or Windows Media Center themes. They apply when I remote into the HTPC and access Emby via Edge browser, but I can't find a way to actually change the theme on the Roku connected TV...??

I could be wrong as I do not use "themes" on my Rokus but i do not think any "color" selections on a server get reflected on Rokus. To change the colors on the Roku you have to do it through the Roku interface or the Emby Roku app. 

But, again, I am not totally sure but I have never really watched the Roku interface as I spend my time watching content instead.

[jkramer 12]

It would be within the Emby Roku app, not the theme for the Roku interface, correct?

The theme you set in edge browser is the theme for the web interface for Emby.

Open the Emby client on the TV and look in the "Display" settings there.

 

[edit] I don't use the Roku interface on my TV, but the above is how it works on every other platform.

Edited December 4, 2023 by jkramer

[Luke 42081]

Hi, the Emby Roku app doesn't have themes. It's more of a challenge than other platforms, but still possible for future updates.

[FatherSaint 25]

Thanks Luke, that explains it. I looked at everything and couldn't find a way to change it. As I said, though, I'm very happy with the way it looks by default. I don't even generally mess with skins and themes, just thought I would take a look.

 

[gbcox 13]

Thanks for the explanation!