So I'm tempted to use JRiver as the go-to for an HTPC setup I am about to purchase, and I keep seeing pictures saying Hulu (which is my current main source of TV programming) everywhere, but I can't seem to get anything to work. I did see the info about the fact that since Hulu used to work via API any new webpage with a name "Hulu" gets screened to the now-non-existent API, so I made a webpage on Theater View Called "Hulu Integration".
First try, it said that my browser was unsupported (why oh why must IE suck so bad), so I switched it to chromium, and not I can't get past the Hulu-Location Services Required wall. I can't seem to figure out how to share my location through JRiver MC Chromium to Hulu.
Is it completely impossible to do so?
Basically, since older smart TVs (older than 2018/2019 models, and only certain brands at that) can't support Dolby Atmos output from their smart TV apps, I am trying to find a solution to route Atmos-Quality sound through my receiver. So far, the best I can find is to use an Xbox One X, but not all of my video services support 4k/Dolby Atmos through their Xbox One apps/don't have Xbox One Apps (Current services I use regularly: Hulu, Netflix, Google Play Movies).
I'm trying to find an elegant solution to get 4K video, Atmos Audio, and the use of all the apps that support as much, in an interface that works well on a TV (as your wiki calls it, a 10-foot interface or Theater View)
If I have to, I'll sacrifice the 10-foot interface capability and use logitech's wireless keyboard/trackpad as a HTPC input device, but I still can't quite find the capability I am looking for. I thought JRiver would be the service, so I downloaded the trial software and can't get it to work well.