Help help help.. Whats going on with the roku, my devices are not working like they use to..
Seems like the last couple months my roku devices have slowly messing up here and there, but usually able to resolve issue. The last month my roku TV, camera etc have lost features Biggest issue is the HDCP just popped up said devices not compatible, took every step out there to factory reset new hdmi cables moving to different ports etc.. Nothing has worked.. COULD IT dang is my tv already outdated. It's not 2 years old but nowadays that's old. If out of nowhere my tv is out of data etc that's not cool I'm not made of money I can't just go buy it a new TV because a update, platform change etc and shuts down TVs so it seems like having to buy a new TV every year is somehow okay or the norm.. Is there issues, updates, something going on to basically turn my smart devices stupid... Plus if I watch everything through my roku TV wifi streaming without extra/external device. I do have stick and tried going through speakers but same message not compatible for HDCP.. I wouldn't be frustrated if this was on and off thing but not even a month and my shows that HDCP that's I've watched no problem, now can not watch them. and don't have to use an hdmi what's that mean. I love any help OTHER THAN THE SAME STEPS OVER AND OVER.. I'd sure appreciate actually help not steps39Views0likes0CommentsRoku Live TV has a low-quality resolution
Hi all, My Roku 40" TV has poor quality when using live TV. I haven't had this with previous TVs, including previous Rokus. I only got this TV earlier this year (refurbished), and I don't think it was like this when I first got it. When streaming using the internet, it's fantastic quality. I've tried all the other fixes, including searching for updates and manually changing picture mode and specific settings. I've gotten it to the best quality I can, but it is hampered by the resolution. It looks like 720p at most to be honest I've spent the past 2-3 months looking for a fix and nothing has worked.34Views1like0CommentsCan you stretch to fit backdrop pictures to display the full screen?
I have finally figured how to configure backdrops to work on my TCL Roku TV. I created an album of my own photos takes through the years and uploaded 43 pics. But they are all different format sizes (all landscape but still different sizes with different cameras/phones). Some of the pics have a lot of blank area on the sides. Is there an option to “stretch to fit” the picture to use the full TV display area? If not I will need to spend a few hours reformatting all my pics to the correct ratio and reupload them 😞Solved2.3KViews0likes8CommentsWhat is the Photo Stream photo limit?
Hello! I was super excited to see Roku add this personalization feature to Roku, so thank you. The site says you can load 20 pics at a time with a maximum of 1,000 photos. I've uploaded around 600, but when the photo stream screen saver activates, it doesn't deviate from the first few dozen pictures uploaded. Why say there is a limit of 1,000 when the screen saver will only rotate a few dozen? Am I missing a setting? If the limit is so few, why not rescind the language regarding the 1,000 picture limit? Thanks!1.1KViews2likes10CommentsClosed captions turning on
Both of my Roku devices turn on CC (closed Captioning) randomly. It seems like the system software has the coding reversed. The system programming should never default to turn on CC anywhere. It should do the opposite and turn it off. The only time CC should come on is when you manually turn it on CC. This is not a user problem or someone else’s problem. This is a Roku problem. Check your app programming and make sure you are not turning CC on except when the user manually turns it on. I’m not the only one complaining about this.Solved6.7KViews2likes25CommentsIs the Action Smoothing Option has been removed?
I no longer have the option to turn off action smoothing after factory reset. I have a 55 inch sharp TV Model number: LC – 55LBU591C Hardware ID: 7203X Serial number: YN004F278099 Software version 14.5 Device ID 9J6894278099 Was following these instructions to try and find it again: How to Turn Off Action Smoothing on a Sharp Roku TV To disable this feature: Start playing a movie or show on your Roku TV. Press the * (Star) button on your Roku remote to open the Options menu. Navigate to Picture Settings > Advanced Picture Settings. Locate Action Smoothing and set it to Off.70Views0likes6Comments