Hello, This is my first post to the community. I have a Roku Ultra box and the controller is a model RC-AL4. Please let me know if more information is needed.
The problem: Since the beginning of having this Roku Ultra, my controller seems to have its own ideas about what it should do. Sometimes, when I cursor left or right or press the fast-forward button while watching a streaming channel -- YouTube, Netflix, etc -- Roku exits and starts Vuduu or Hulu or some other streaming channel. The point is, instead of fast-forwarding, it exits me from what I am watching to some other streaming channel. Removing the batteries does not stop this behavior. Replacing the batteries does not stop this behavior. It only happens once in a while and so is an annoyance rather than a "show stopper" (pun intended). Can you help me with this problem? Btw, it does not happen on my other three Rokus -- but they are not Ultras. Two are built into my TCL TVs and one is a last generation Roku.
Thanks, Jonny
@JonnyDex wrote:Removing the batteries does not stop this behavior.
Are you saying that, when you press one of these remote keys while the batteries are removed, it can still cause the Roku to exit the channel you're watching and load another?
Are the channels it goes to ones that have direct access buttons on your remote?
No, I removed and replaced the battereis to see if "rebooting" the controller would help.
As to going to Hulu and Vuduu, they are direct access buttons.
@JonnyDex wrote:No, I removed and replaced the battereis to see if "rebooting" the controller would help.
Whew! I was hoping that's what you meant! Otherwise I would be completely mystified.
As to going to Hulu and Vuduu, they are direct access buttons.
Might you be bumping these keys with the palm of your hand when pressing those other buttons?
Take the batteries out and leave them out for the test.
Using the remote in the mobile app, does the same thing happen?
DBDukes
Roku Community Streaming Expert
Note: I am not a Roku employee.
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