Right Roku Wireless Speaker Rattle
I’ve noticed a couple months after purchasing my Roku wireless speakers, that my right speaker rattles when there’s deep bass on a television show or a movie. I initially thought it was due to the glass and metal table that the speaker sits on, however, I recently picked up the speaker in my hands and the issue persisted. I tried performing a factory, reset several times of both the television and the speakers, however, I am still experiencing this issue. Can someone please assist? Are these covered under any type of warranty? Tony
Left Roku Wireless Speaker won't stay connected
I have a 55" and 32" TCL TV. The Roku Wireless speakers have been paired to the 55" for 5+ years. Lately the left speaker continues to connect and disconnect from the TV until it finally stays disconnected; the right speaker remains connected, and both speakers say they are paired. I have tried all of the troubleshooting suggestions, and nothing has worked. I finally tried pairing the speakers to the other 32" TV; again, the left speaker would not stay connected. Does this mean the speaker's WiFi is toast and I need to get new speakers? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
How do I set up karaoke on Roku TV and Roku wireless speaker?
We like using YouTube on our Roku TV (with Roku wireless speakers) for karaoke - the big screen allows everyone to see the lyrics and sing along and gives our family room a "karaoke box" vibe. However, to this point, we have dealt with playing the karaoke audio through the TV and have a little mics-and-amp portable karaoke set for singing through. It works, but I would love it if there were an elegant solution for us to play both the YouTube videos (or perhaps a dedicated karaoke channel/app) and mic audio through the TV and Roku wireless speakers (even if it means connecting some sort of mixer or receiver into the TV for the mics). Hoping someone has managed to do this and can share knowledge! Tia!
Audio issue on Panasonic/Dolby system
I stumbled onto a setting in my Panasonic Dolby System (RX-V479) that might be of help to others….. I have 5 of 6 HDMI inputs FILLED WITH DEVICES. The Panasonic/Dolby decodes audio to 5.1 speakers and selected HDMI output feeds Samsung.. The setting is on Panasonic front panel, not menu. It Might be on other Dolby devices, as well) Called “INFO”, until today I had it selecting HDMI’s custom name. Today I changed it to display decoded audio format 2 seconds after displaying HDMI input name after input switch. If audio fed to it changes it will display what it’s fed. I have all sources set for Dolby Digital output. I can’t say I’ve had format issues, but if Panasonic/Dolby system sees it, it will now display the format it’s given!
