Well I honestly thought a different cable or HDMI input would fix it. To be clear, does the entire screen turn solid orange or do you see video, but with an orange tint? The reason it only occurs when you start a video is usually because of a copy protection issue (HDCP), but you usually see a blue screen or a message stating "HDCP error". I've never heard of an orange screen.
Two things I failed to suggest are first to make sure you're using the supplied power adapter and not your TV's USB port. Some TVs can't supply enough power and you'll see all kinds of strange things happen. And second, if you haven't unplugged the power from your TV lately try unplugging it and your Roku for a few minutes and then plug them back in. I've seen it where it's the TV that needs to be "reset", not the connected device.
As for lose vs. loose, sorry, it's a pet peeve of mine. I am truly astonished by how often people write loose, looser, or loosing when they're trying to use a form of lose. It practically gives me a brain hemorrhage. It's the vast majority of people. Now that I've pointed it out, you'll probably notice it too. 🙂
/rant over
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