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Netflix is one of the channels that uses adaptive bandwidth (don't know if the their actual term) that adjusts the quality of the image it sends depending on the quality of the net connections it detects between its servers and yours.
Sometimes re-establishing your Roku's net connection can make a world of difference. This has always worked for me to re-establish my net connection when it has been lost or not performing well:
- Restart your router (even if other devices have no problem finding and connecting). Sometimes that's all it takes, if not keep going.
- Restart the Roku to clear its memory via Settings > System > System restart (for Roku TV it's Settings > System > Power > System restart). Again sometimes that's all it takes, if not keep going.
- Find and connect to your network via Settings> Network > Set up connection
If that doesn't fix it, try disconnecting the power to your Roku for a few seconds. When it comes back up, see if you then can set up the network connection.
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