UK Roku Channels

***FILED UNDER: "FOOD" in the Roku UK Channel Store WHEN FIRST RELEASED***

***FILED UNDER: "EDUCATIONAL" in Roku UK Channel Store WHEN RELEASED***

PLEASE NOTE:- That, although there is a 10-DAY FREE TRIAL available - VIA THIS LINK - through which to assess the benefits of the 'Lynda.com' channel from your own perspective, it is worth mentioning that A SUBSCRIPTION FEE WILL BE REQUIRED for those who opt to carry on with their membership beyond the trial period. That said, BOTH MONTHLY & ANNUAL PLANS ARE AVAILABLE should you decide to subscribe, with the various options outlined in the table below:-






If you'd like to see further details of the various pricing plans that are available for subscriptions to the 'Lynda.com' service, you can find them on the website - VIA THIS LINK - where the information is laid out in full. The following may also prove useful when considering a subscription:-





More precise details of the 'Features' included with each of the membership 'Plans' are shown below:-

***FILED UNDER: "SCREENSAVERS" in Roku UK Channel Store WHEN RELEASED***

PLEASE NOTE:- That the developer has made a short SphereSaver (YouTube Video) promotional trailer which gives a brief animated view of each of the FIVE DIFFERENT THEMES available with this 'SphereSaver' Roku screensaver (Bubbles, Spooky, Holiday, Micro & Sports) as well as illustrating the customizable aspects in which the size, count and speed of the "spheres" can all be adjusted. If you are wondering why I didn't include the video here... it's because, despite searching for "SphereSaver" and "Austin Sojka" (the 'YouTube' user who uploaded the video), the 'Blogger' video search function did not include it in the results for 'YouTube' videos when I tried to locate it using those terms. Even so, I recommend that you use the above link to watch the video promo because you'll get a much better idea of what to expect from this 'SphereSaver' Roku screensaver. My personal favourite is the 'Spooky' theme where the "spheres" look like floating "eyeballs"... but I couldn't help thinking "if only it had been ready in time for Hallowe'en" - oh, well... guess I'll use the 'Holiday' theme for now, instead! ;-)

***FILED UNDER: "FILM & TV" in Roku UK Channel Store WHEN FIRST RELEASED***

PLEASE NOTE:- That, due to the fact this 'IAMC TV' channel has yet to be added to the "Official" Roku USA Channel Store, there is (currently) no active link to a description on the Roku website, as would be the norm. Instead, the link provided (above) will redirect you to the official website for the 'IAMC TV' channel where further information about IAMC (International African Movie Channel) can be obtained. Likewise, there is also no 'Roku Guide' review for the channel at this time. Needless to say, if this situation changes at any time in the future, I will add the "missing" links to this post.

To give you some idea as to what this channel is about, in the absence of a review from 'Roku Guide', here is an overview pieced together from the 'About IAMC' section of the 'IAMC TV' website:-

International African Movie Channel (IAMC) is a digital television channel and a brand of Africa Media Consortium, LLC, a digital media firm with specializations in film/video production, digital media distribution, and web design services. Our mission is to showcase African themed content with high production value to Africans in the Diaspora, keeping them close to happenings back home. IAMC offers a selection of African movies and TV shows. Instantly stream any African movie or  TV series in our ever expanding library. Enjoy full episodes and clips, as well as premium subscription video programming and/or pay-per-view (PPV) content from African filmmakers and content producers. 

If you wish to make use of the 'IAMC TV' channel you will first need to register, HERE, and then make sure you have added 'IAMC TV' to your Roku channel selection, before linking your Roku device to your 'IAMC TV' account, VIA THIS PAGE, in order to start viewing the content.

Meanwhile, for those of you who wish to "get social" with the folks at 'IAMC TV', there is an official Twitter Feed: @IAMCTV as well as their FB page: IAMC TV (Facebook) through which you can provide feedback and/or ask any questions about the channel which may not have been fully answered on their website. If you'd like to know more about Africa Media Consortium, LLC - developer of this channel - then I would suggest you either visit their website, FOUND HERE, or reach out to them through their FB page: Africa Media Consortium, LLC (Facebook) with any questions you may have.