@Joshman1225
Don't get upset, just follow what I'm saying and leading to. You deleted the app. That's normally something you intend to do, and not easily done by accidental, and that's by design.
You have to:
- highlight the app on the Roku,
- then hit the Options button (asterisk),
- then scroll up to Remove Channel, t
- then confirm that you want to remove it with another scroll up,
- and then press OK. Only then is the app removed.
This really isn't often done by accident becasue of the multiple steps you have to take. It's usually intentional, and usually as part of troubleshooting, as remove/reinstall is often recommended as a quick fix for many issues.
So, I'm wondering if there were issues with the app that led you to take the action? If so, it could be that the service to which the app connects is no longer operational. If so, and if you took the recommended steps, then since the app is no longer available, there actually is no fix. And that's the bottom line. The app is no longer available. Unless it was content that violated copyright (and it probably was not), then the app is simply no longer available, probably becasue the developer wasn't making money (advertising or app sales), but you'd need to reach out to them to see why. A developer can remove an app without telling Roku why.
DBDukes
Roku Community Streaming Expert
Note: I am not a Roku employee.
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