No, there's no Roku within the TV. It's simply the operating system the TV manufacturer uses within their hardware. Sorry.
No, there's no Roku within the TV. It's simply the operating system the TV manufacturer uses within their hardware. Sorry.
Well I’m in a similar situation and was wondering if i could just transfer all the data from my broken tv to a new one.
There is no data to transfer. Anything tied to your Roku user account will appear on every Roku device you link to your account. A Roku TV would have the local TV channels stored after you scan for them, but that would have to be done on any new TV.
I also had the same question.... My 43" only the screen cracked and isn't usable any more I can still cast music to it and hear it..
I have an older non smart TV that I just want the Roku OS. I just don't want to go buying a chrome cast or Roku stick if I don't have to.
So the only thing smart about these TVs is having that wifi card? Cuz like someone said there is no data to transfer.... I've never gotten your TV is out of data you can't use/ download any more app? I have a laptop that's the screen is broken and I hook it up to a computer screen or HDMI port and it works just fine I don't understand why the same concept can't work with a smart TV.
