@Support
Guys, I really don’t want going that way, but you left us no choice. Everybody is asking politely and is giving all required details, even video - and no solution or sign of engagement from your side, just ping ponging with copy/pasted messages.. I believe it’s high time to escalate what’s going on here to higher management and/or product owners at Roku. It might be that they care more about their products, services and levels of customer satisfaction.
@Support @RokuDanny-R
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One could start inquiring the managers with the stronger titles, but if you give us a hint, we could engage only your direct management. Again, our purpose is just having this issue solved, or getting a clear reasoning, and not making a big splash from it..
Waiting for your answer.
Issue started for me a few days ago. I see it has been going on for quite some time for others. Tried all fixes and nothing worked. Further frustrating is I paid for STARZ through Roku and basically gave them money for nothing, since it does not work.
This thread is insane that ROKU just ignores the issue. After reading the ROKU responses of just repeatedly asking for the same info, I decided to cancel any paid services I have through ROKU.
I have always like ROKU services and performance, but after seeing this thread that started months ago, I think very differently of ROKU.
Was able to get help through their chat. Took awhile and three different reps, but the below worked for me.
After unplugging tv device for 1 minute: 1. Please reset the network connection on your Roku device by navigating to Home -> Settings -> System -> Advanced System Settings -> Network Connection Reset. 2. Restart your Router: To restart your router, check the instructions from your ISP or router vendor. In some cases, you can simply unplug it and plug it back in, and in other cases, it may require pressing a reset button on the device. 3. Once the device restarts and the router is back online, please navigate to Settings>Network>Setup connection>Wired or Wireless>Select your network name>Enter the wireless network password and check if it connects.
After this I went to the ROKU apps and they worked
I tried @mreid solution here. Sadly, it didn't work. I also did a factory reset with no success. I guess I won't be playing anything from the Roku channel until they fix their stuff...
I'm having the same issue can't play anything on the Roku channel.
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Danny--
Yes. I am doing the steps in the exact order as described within this thread. The results are erratic at best. Currently I am unable to watch a program due to the Roku channel misbehaving, but my other channels including Netflix and Peacock play without issue.
Same issues as all the above. Three televisions- one Sharp Roku TV hardwired to the router, two tvs with Roku streaming sticks connected wirelessly. All streaming apps work fine except the Roku channel app that will not play any content. Have tried all troubleshooting procedures that were posted with negative results.
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Kariza
I fixed it..thanks