Hi @embram,
Thanks for posting in the Roku Community!
We're sorry to hear about the playback issue that this may have caused. That's not what we aim for. In some cases, removing the affected channel and re-installing it may help. To ensure the process is successful, follow the steps below, making sure you restart your Roku device before adding the channel again.
- Remove the channel. Highlight the channel tile on your home screen and press Star to open the Options menu. Select Remove channel and confirm.
- Note: If you are removing a subscription channel billed to your Roku account, you must cancel the subscription before you see the Remove Channel option. For help identifying this type of subscription channel, read the detailed article about removing a channel.
- Restart your Roku device. Navigate to Settings > System > Power (if you do not see a Power submenu, skip to the next step). System restart.
- Re-install the channel: After your Roku device restarts, visit the Roku Channel Store and add the channel again.
- Note: If you are adding a subscription channel billed to your Roku account, you will need to resubscribe.
If, after attempting the suggestions above, you are still experiencing the same issue from a single channel while content from other channels plays fine, contact the customer support team for the channel provider to report the issue and get help. Many channels on Roku are developed and maintained by the channel providers themselves.
You can reach them here: Classic Reel Support.
Please keep us posted, and we'll continue assisting you from there.
All the best,
Chel
Jecheal R.
Roku Community Moderator
