It has to pair with the monitor/speakers. No Roku remote controls the output volume of a Roku device that doesn't contain speakers itself. You can connect a Streambar to the monitor and the remote will control the volume of the Streambar.
It has to pair with the monitor/speakers. No Roku remote controls the output volume of a Roku device that doesn't contain speakers itself. You can connect a Streambar to the monitor and the remote will control the volume of the Streambar.
Thanks for clearly answering my question. I'll look into an inexpensive TV with a remote.
I appreciate your answer, but the Roku audio devices are more than I need for a kitchen TV. There are very few TV's small enough for my kitchen space, so I'm trying to make a monitor work with a Streaming Stick. The remote works except for volume and power on/off. The monitor has speakers connected via 3.5mm aux.
In another room, I have a Roku Ultra connected to a large Samsung TV where the Roku remote works for all functions including power on/off and volume. I borrowed the Ultra to connect to the kitchen monitor but it can't control power on/ off or volume on that. What would that Samsung TV have that let's a Roku voice remote fully function where it wouldn't handle power or volume on the monitor. I'm wondering if I got a monitor with built-in speakers if the Roku voice remote would be fully functional with that. Any thoughts on that?
Thanks!
Does the monitor claim that it can be controlled by a remote? I don’t think any of mine do. If you find one that does, then it will be a question of whether it uses a common TV codeset or they came up with something just for a monitor that Roku may know nothing about.
