I've made various intents to connect my cable box to my Ruko TV. However, when I try connecting my cable the TV displays "No signal (Is your cable connected?)". I properly connected my cable box to the TV and my cable has always been functioning properly. I've even tried connecting my Ruko TV to another cable box in another room but had no luck. I want to know what I can do to connect to Ruko TV to my cable.#RukoTV#Cable

monty3, instead of questioning the knowledge of other people why don't you tell us what you're trying to do? Do you have a Roku TV and not a Roku player connected to a TV? If so, did you add channels 3 and 4 when you scanned for antenna channels? Your attitude is quite off-putting.

I am having the same issue. My cable box worked great for 2 years and then the Roku Tv stopped recognizing the cable box. I swapped the cable box for a new one and it still says no signal. I also put on a brand new hdmi cable and still the same. I have reset all the settings back to the factory settings and still I get the red screen saying no signal. Help please.

Rodrigo_1 wrote:I don't have a wire to connect my cable box to an HDMI input however I've connected the cable box through the Antenna/Cable input which is how I connected it on my old TV. Cable boxes connected that way must be accessed via the Antenna/Live TV option on the Roku TV. The cable box likely has its output on either channel 3 or 4, so you have to set the TV tuner to display the proper channel.

And to add... if that cable box has an HDMI output do yourself a favor and get an HDMI cable to connect it to your TV.

Cable not connecting to my Roku TV

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rtenore
Newbie
3 years ago
I'm having the same issues. Were you able to get an answer?
- Anonymous
  3 years ago
  HI rtenore,
  
  Thanks for the post.
  
  Have you tried checking the cable connection of the cable box as well as plugging the box to another HDMI port to see if that resolves the issue you are experiencing?
  
  Please keep us posted on what you find out and we can continue to assist you.
  
  Warm Regards,
  Lianna
DBDukes
Community Streaming Expert
5 years ago
How are you attempting to connect it? Via HDMI?
How did you connect it to your previous TV?
- mblanding
  Reel Rookie
  5 years ago
  Through a wireless connection
  - DBDukes
    Community Streaming Expert
    5 years ago
    mblanding wrote:
    Through a wireless connection
    I'm not sure I understand what you're saying is the problem. Please describe the issue you're having with cable not being able to connect to your Roku TV.
- Rodrigo_1
  Newbie
  5 years ago
  I don't have a wire to connect my cable box to an HDMI input however I've connected the cable box through the Antenna/Cable input which is how I connected it on my old TV.
  - makaiguy
    Community Streaming Expert
    5 years ago
    Rodrigo_1 wrote:
    I don't have a wire to connect my cable box to an HDMI input however I've connected the cable box through the Antenna/Cable input which is how I connected it on my old TV.
    Cable boxes connected that way must be accessed via the Antenna/Live TV option on the Roku TV. The cable box likely has its output on either channel 3 or 4, so you have to set the TV tuner to display the proper channel.

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Cable not connecting to my Roku TV

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