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MyRTV23's avatar
MyRTV23
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6 months ago

Any updates on Roku 55" tv repeating live tv?

Hello Community,

It has now been well over a year and I am still awaiting some sort of fix for my 55" Roku brand tv repeating live tv. I have yet to hear back from anyone at Roku and would really like some resolution. It's a model Roku X01300YS96XD. I just really want the garbling type repeating to stop and would like to know if anyone at Roku is actually working behind the scenes to resolve this issue.

 

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  • RokuJohnB's avatar
    RokuJohnB
    Community Moderator

    Hi MyRTV23,

    Thank you for posting here in the Roku Community!

    We understand you're concerned about the repetitive Live TV on your Roku TV. We're happy to investigate further.

    Can you please provide the following information below?

    • Do you have an external device like an antenna plugged in at the back of your TV?
    • Could you send us a photo?

    We look forward to hearing from you and gathering your details.

    Thanks,
    John

    • MyRTV23's avatar
      MyRTV23
      Streaming Star

       

      We have a line that is connected to the antenna/cable port for our whole house antenna. Other than that there is a USB flash drive. We have 2 smart tv's. One is a ROKU (which has had had the repeating issue for about 1.5 years now. The other tv is a TCL tv. Same hookup on that tv, as it also has the ability to pause live tv. We have no issues with the TCL and never have. The only tv that has issues is the ROKU tv. 

      We have replaced the flash drive more than once, per previous suggestions. We have sent error report codes and done all that was previously asked of us. It would be very nice to have the ability to watch live tv without having this repeating issue, which also causes voices to mismatch to the actors.

      Here is a picture of the back of the tv.

       

       

       

       

      • RokuJohnB's avatar
        RokuJohnB
        Community Moderator

        Hi MyRTV23,

        Thanks for keeping us posted!

        You may be able to receive free “over-the-air” TV broadcasts from nearby TV stations, depending on where you live, using an HDTV antenna. The placement of your HDTV antenna can affect which TV stations you can receive and the quality of the signal. You can refer to the webpage Antenna Web for more information on accessing broadcast TV in your area.

        We hope this helps.

        Kind regards,
        John