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frankstuart73
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2 years ago
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Beginner Needs Help Setting Up Roku

Hello, I want to switch from my cable provider (Spectrum) and use Roku . The only thing I do is watch free movie channels. The reason for the change is that I can no longer afford the bills averaging...
TV & Player Setup
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    RokuJohnB
    2 years ago

    Hi frankstuart73,

    Thanks for the inquiry, and welcome to the Roku Community!

    We will be delighted to assist you even more. Yes, a Roku is a popular choice when you "cut the cord" and drop cable service. It allows you to access streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video through your TV using an internet connection instead of a cable subscription; essentially, you can get a Roku to replace your cable box when you stop using cable TV.

    All Roku streaming players will work for any television with an HDMI connection, so any Roku player can be connected to a 4K or HDR-compatible television. However, to stream movies and TV shows in 4K or HDR you will need a compatible Roku streaming player and television that supports 4K or HDR.

    Hope you'll find this info useful. Let us know in case you still have any questions.

    Kind regards,
    John

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RokuJohnB
Community Moderator
2 years ago

Hi frankstuart73,

Thanks for the inquiry, and welcome to the Roku Community!

We will be delighted to assist you even more. Yes, a Roku is a popular choice when you "cut the cord" and drop cable service. It allows you to access streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video through your TV using an internet connection instead of a cable subscription; essentially, you can get a Roku to replace your cable box when you stop using cable TV.

All Roku streaming players will work for any television with an HDMI connection, so any Roku player can be connected to a 4K or HDR-compatible television. However, to stream movies and TV shows in 4K or HDR you will need a compatible Roku streaming player and television that supports 4K or HDR.

Hope you'll find this info useful. Let us know in case you still have any questions.

Kind regards,
John