Adding to the list as all channels through Roku will either become distorted or suddenly switch to low volume. I have 2 devices with the same issue of late! .. anyone know what's going on? The only way to correct is to which channels in the best case, or re-boot in the worst case! VERY bothersome/annoying to say the least..
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I have 2 new Spectrum routers this week. Audio is garbled upon booting, then needs rebooted. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. Usually buffers then bounces me out to Home Screen. Volume buttons on remote seem to affect this every time we raise or lower volume it buffers & goes to Home Screen. Never get to watch anything in its entirety on tv. We end up watching on our phones or computers. Roku tv with Spectrum & YouTube tv.. Hulu, Tubi, etc all behave the same so no matter the app, or channel, the problem persists. New Routers do not help! We reboot 3 times an hour or more! Very disappointed paying for services not rendered. Maybe it’s the Roku tv not working properly?
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It’s not volume issue, it’s distorted audio. Commercials come on & the audio distorts & never resets to normal then buffers & bounces me out to Home Screen or automatically reboots. If the audio does correct itself, once the show is paused or volume buttons on remote are used, it distorts the audio again. This happens all day long for a year now with no fix. I have new Spectrum router last week, modem is fine, other devices work well. Maybe it’s this Roku TV???
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I have a Roku tv. The modem & new router aren’t even 2 feet away. Spectrum has upgraded my router last week & modem is functioning fine. This is the only device we have trouble with, the other tv’s are not Roku & work fine, no garbled audio. This Roku tv is the only one experiencing garbled audio, especially when commercials start or if the same channel has been on a while, the audio randomly gets garbled & never self corrects, like right now It’s suddenly garbled at random. Every day, all day long.
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