I just tried on both Roku (2 devices) and Xbox, and had no problem. Granted, I am subscribed directly rather than through Roku. If you are subscribed through Roku (a BAD idea), unsubscribe and subscribe directly through Paramount website (this will cost you money if you are on an annual plan vs monthly). NEVER subscribe to a channel/app via Roku...just use the Roku to watch. Never put your eggs in one basket no matter how "convenient" (because convenience will ALWAYS bite you in the you know what, and in the long run never be convenient) or even "cheap" it may seem. Sometimes it may even cost more subscribing through Roku rather than direct (I'm looking at you, Magellan TV).
And, this may get me banned, or at least edited, use a DVD-R and record to that using a product that bypasses the HDMI copy protection. Just to be clear, everything I record has been paid for, not "rented", ...but, well, YMMV. By an amazing coincidence, I just recorded season 1 on DVD via Roku (and the Paramount plus app that I paid for directly via yearly). WOW, huh? And I intend to record all 6 seasons in the next few hours. But, again, I am subscribed via CBS/Paramount itself. If you are subscribed via Roku...STOP. If you are a monthly subscriber, use the Paramount app, and stop your Roku sub. If you are an annual subscriber, stop your Roku sub and subscribe directly as soon as you feel comfortable to.
Having said that (and this is the most pertinent part, if not the most important), it may not be a Roku problem, just a temporary Paramount one. This is par for the course, and, as much as you and I don't like it, streaming is going to have hiccups that lasts hours if not days on various servers (another reason to have a physical copy rather than virtual). Streaming services are going to have "hiccups", no matter what device you use and no matter what service it is. Chill out unless it is longer than 24 hours (or check downdectector.com).
