Help with audio & video playback issues, TV display type recognition & compatibility, HDCP messages, troubleshooting playback errors, advertisements, and resolving power issues.
So I have been thinking my speakers are going out on my T.V. and I am going to have to buy a new T.V. because for the past week (give or take) I have been hearing these painfully awful electronic screeching chirps. Might hear it 5 times in half an hour, might not hear it for an hour or more.
It just occurred to me that I hardly use my T.V. for anything other than Netflix played through Roku and every time I have heard the sound I have been streaming Netflix on my Roku.
A quick search has shown MANY Roku users with this issue, but Roku says it is resolve.
This literally JUST started for me. How can I find out if Roku is the source so I don't buy a new T.V.?
Same issue here .. Ultra only. My other 5 Roku devices of different models work fine.
Called Roku support. They just want to send me to Netflix and I'm having a hard time convincing them they have reports of the same issue on their own Forum.
Same issue, makes watching Netflix unbearable with the sound cutting out periodically and occasional loud chirps. The only way I've found to fix is select-up>audio options>choose non-5-1 original stereo.
I'm using a Roku Ultra with automatic firmware updating turned on and an Onkyo TX-NR646 receiver and a Samsung UN55JS8500 - all devices using updated firmware. Please, please I'm at a point where my Roku 3 on my lame non-4k bedroom TV works better than my Roku Ultra on my expensive Living Room 4K Ultra TV. I've also tried swapping HDMI cables with no luck. It clearly is a software issue with the Roku.
In Roku I switched from 5.1 DST to Stereo .. no chirping .. I turned on 5.1 .. chirping. Netflix only .. no other issues .. and Ultra only .. no other models.
