emcee_coy wrote:
The remote and PS5 controller must be operating on the same Bluetooth frequency. Is there a way to adjust this? I am certain these 2 devices are linked. Both devices work flawlessly independently.
No Roku remote uses Bluetooth (other than one very old model, the 2XS). There are multiple versions of the Roku Premiere, so it would be helpful to know which one you have. Some are dual band WiFi, while one is 2.4 GHz only.
Since the Roku remote has a power button, that means it should be a WiFi Direct remote, as the basic IR remote doesn't have power or volume buttons. But a WiFi remote should have no impact on a Bluetooth remote from a different device. While Bluetooth uses the same 2.4 GHz radio band as WiFi, it uses a different protocol and (in theory) should not receive interference from WiFi devices.
There is no way to adjust the WiFi channel the Roku remote uses. And Bluetooth does not use "channels", so nothing can be adjusted there. But if your Roku has a dual band WiFi radio (as I said, at least one Premiere version does not) you can make sure your Roku is using 5 GHz WiFi, which will also shift your Roku remote to 5 GHz. You can tell what band your Roku is using by looking at the Network information screen. If the channel number is 11 or lower, it's on 2.4 GHz. Any channel number higher and you're on 5 GHz. If there's still interference when using 5 GHz WiFi on your Roku, then your problem with the PS5 controller is not being caused by the Roku.
