Although this is likely a spam user (this same question, word for word, sentence for sentence, posted on a couple different forums by a different user from 2 years ago), still a valid question.
There are indications that when using APs with varying/different channels from the RokuTV that the speakers are paired with, that provide overlapping connection coverage, the speakers can become confused as to the actual channel it should connect on and occasionally disconnect whenever the RokuTV wireless channel changes or loses network connection.
The above should be less impactful if the Auto wireless channel selection settings of the router and the APs are disabled. Manually assign a channel to each (at router and APs) or configure to use same channel across network on the appropriate band. (not all APs allow this configuration so need to try to get as close as possible or work within the limits of your AP's settings and maybe move AP to avoid conflicts.). Another solution may be use different SSID names at APs to help mitigate confusion.
Basically, need to disable auto channel selection and try either (1). staggering wireless channels, (2.)using same wireless channels, (3)use different SSIDs.
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