Elijah_Baley, it seems that every time the Ultra is mentioned, you post a rant like this which has nothing to do with the topic being discussed. This thread is about whether 7.7 fixes a specific audio problem. You do not have that audio problem, and you do not have 7.7, so your post is entirely of...
That's a huge number of APs, perhaps the most I've ever heard of in one location. To verify whether this is the problem, you could take your Roku 3 to a friend's house in a quieter wifi environment and see if it performs better there.
Miracast uses Wifi Direct, which is a point-to-point protocol. The video stream goes directly from the phone to the Miracast sink (TV or Roku), and doesn't pass through the router. So there is no extra traffic through the router, although there is extra wifi radio traffic in the air, which could b...
roInteger is just a typo for roInt in the debugger. There should be no problem converting an object of that type to an integer. I agree you should post your code; your problem is something different than you think it is.
60 C is well within spec and is not at all hotter than it should be; in fact it is quite cool. That is the internal temperature of the chip, not the external temperature of the case. If the chip temperature is 60 C, the case is cooler than that, but there's no possible way that a temperature of ev...
@TDoc: the post that you are replying to is over seven years old. At the time it was written, it was true that no Roku model had a fan. The current Roku 4 however does have a fan. @MikeFromMesa: I don't know if Roku customer care actually gave that advice seven years ago, but there is no need to pow...
Just using ballpark numbers, HD video uses about 3 GB per hour, so if you're using a 32 GB stick, you would write over it once completely in about 10 hours of viewing. NAND parts are typically good for 10,000 to 100,000 write cycles. So assuming the stick does a good job of wear leveling, it would...
There was a performance problem identified in 7.6 related to frame swapping that affects only 42xx models. Has anyone seen this issue in any non-42xx models? If it's only appearing on 42xx models, it sounds like the same problem. The fix has been implemented but has not yet been released.
I'm pretty sure RC31 is an IR remote. In that case it never could have worked with your streaming stick. You need to find the remote that came with your streaming stick. (You can confirm this by pointing a cell phone camera at the top end of the remote while you press a button on the remote. If ...