I have Sling & Disney+ it stops and buffers quite Abit. My internet is fast enough. Plus do they still make a newer Roku with audio outputs?
@RKM61 wrote:
I have Sling & Disney+ it stops and buffers quite Abit. My internet is fast enough. Plus do they still make a newer Roku with audio outputs?
Can a Roku become outdated? Absolutely. Your Roku was released in Sep 2013, so it's getting up there in electronic age. Roku hardware is significantly more powerful now, and the OS is designed for more powerful boxes. That's what makes things run slower on the older boxes. I'm actually surprised Disney is even supporting a player as old as yours.
However, you also asked about analog audio output. None of the latest Roku players have such. The Roku Express+ model 3910 was the last one that had it. Roku does not sell it any longer on their own site, but it's still available from them on Amazon for $35. It's now 2 generations old (Oct 2017 release date), but still in demand because of the analog outputs.
There are HDMI to composite converters. Some people have used them successfully, while others have had problems. I can't offer any specific model that might work. All I can suggest it to try one, and if it doesn't work return it and try a different one.