Getting Started - Setup & How-to

[fister]

We've got 2 LG tv's, one upstairs and one downstairs.  The wife wanted access to AppleTV so we bought a Roku Ultra for upstairs.  We are able to watch AppleTV on that tv without any issues.
Wife bought a 2nd Roku Ultra to watch AppleTV on the LG tv downstairs but AppleTV would not stream.  It would start but it would hang up - video wouldn't show.

So... I brought the Roku Ultra from upstairs down to the downstairs tv to see if the other was a dud.  But it wouldn't stream AppleTV to the downstairs TV either.
For this reason I don't think it is an issue between Roku Ultra & AppleTV. 
I am wondering if there is a compatibility issue between the Roku Ultra and this specific LG tv model (60UK6090PUA). 

Is there anything else I should be considering?

[boogernose]

I used to have LG stuff and considered it Top quality at the time.

Perhaps the wifi signal downstairs is compromised. Is it much further from your Router?

Do both Ultra's perform on the upstairs TV?

Do other Channels work OK?

Do you have other things running on your wifi?

Have you tried lowering the resolution on your problem TV?

[RokuDanny-R]

@fister 

Thanks for the inquiry.

As @boogernose mentioned, the first thing we would need to check is the device connectivity to your network. Are you able to stream other content on the device downstairs that is not Apple TV? If you are unable to stream any content to your device, then we would recommend checking out our Support page here: Tips for improving the wireless connection to your Roku® streaming device

Please keep us posted and we will continue to assist you from there.

Thanks,
Danny

[musicbrain]

I had a Roku Streaming Stick+ (new) that after a couple of weeks when I turned it on, the picture would go on & then off, on & then off, continuously.  I could only get it to stop doing this by unplugging the electric to the Stick.  I thought it was a glitch and was gone.  However, it started to happen again.

Roku replaced the Stick with another one, which seemed fine for a few days, and the same problem again!

I have an LG Smart TV (not using the Smart part, obviously), and wondered if there was some weird compatibility issue.  I have a second Roku Stick on a 5 year old Samsung.  I'm wondering if I could just switch the sticks to see if the problem starts up again on the Stick that works fine on the Samsung, for a test.

You I have to redo any settings?  Does each Stick recognize it is suddenly in a different TV?

Otherwise, they'll probably just send me yet another Stick.  Unless your QC and the quality of the manufacture or the design a problem!