My old stand-alone Roku box had a button on it that you could push and would send a signal to the remote to make a noise when it was lost. I now have a TCL tv with the built it Roku interface. Is that feature on the old remote obsolete at this point? Anyway to utilize it? Thanks!
Thanks for the inquiry.
The feature you are referring to is the Remote Finder. Please be aware that this feature is only available on certain model Roku devices, such as the Roku Ultra.
Thanks,
Danny
Thanks for the inquiry.
The feature you are referring to is the Remote Finder. Please be aware that this feature is only available on certain model Roku devices, such as the Roku Ultra.
Thanks,
Danny
Any solution here? This thread is years old now and I only see someone asking for model numbers. The whole reason I spent extra on this model instead of a cheaper Ultra having the exact same hardware except the remote finder. This feature stopped working entirely after a couple weeks.
Hi @salted,
Thanks for posting in the Roku Community!
I'd be happy to take a closer look to see how we can help. Can you please provide us with more specific information about the issue you are experiencing? What troubleshooting steps have you taken so far to try to resolve the issue?
Have you tried taking a look here at our Support resources and following the steps to resolve the issue? How to find your Roku® remote using the lost remote finder feature | Official Roku Support
Please keep us posted and we'll continue assisting you from there.
Best regards,
Mary
I don't know what is going on here. I replied to this thread by mikevio16 pasted on 06-20-2020. It's 12 pages long and full of people complaining about the remote finder feature not working. Now my post has been moved to a thread about someone trying to get the feature to work with a TCL remote.