As the title suggests
The QR code is not appearing fully in the app and my camera won't read it to complete set up. I have uninstalled & reinstalled, plugged in & unplugged, and believe it's a developer issue but is there anything I can do? I don't have another phone.
Warm greetings from the Roku Community, @Quailmail!
We will be delighted to assist you further with this concern about the Roku indoor camera since you are not able to scan the QR code, and we appreciate the troubleshooting steps that you have taken so far. Please try the steps below.
Hope you'll find this useful. Keep us posted on what you find out.
Best regards,
John
Warm greetings from the Roku Community, @Quailmail!
We will be delighted to assist you further with this concern about the Roku indoor camera since you are not able to scan the QR code, and we appreciate the troubleshooting steps that you have taken so far. Please try the steps below.
Hope you'll find this useful. Keep us posted on what you find out.
Best regards,
John
@RokuJohnB, none of the things suggested in that link are going to help anyone with a later generation Samsung Z Flip phone. The QR code image displayed is incomplete/invalid (the left and right sides are cut off) and no amount of manipulating the phone is going to change that. It's either a bug in the Roku Smart Home app that affects how the image is displayed or a quirk in certain Samsung phones. I believe only the Smart Home app developer can fix it.
@Quailmail, do you have a tablet? I don't think there's anything you can do on the phone. On my 1st generation Z Flip the image is just barely complete enough that I can get it to scan with some trouble. I didn't notice it until others posted with problems with later generation Z Flips, but I did wonder why I was having so much trouble scanning the image.
Yeah I already tried everything in the link. The only solution was borrowing my neighbor's iphone to set it up on my account, logged out of course before returning it. But it wasn't a user error✌️ entirely developer.
Ty though.