Before I order a new remote, can someone confirm that the streaming stick remote on the Roku accessory page does work with the purple streaming stick (2014 version)?

TIA

You can move them to the top of your main screen. Not in front of the box, but I believe it's pressing * and then moving it to the location you need.

Happened to me the other day as well. Backed out and was able to start back up, but buffering issues became so bad, I had to stop watching. Had just watched complete movie on the service thru my UV account without the first buffer just two days prior.

I've never ordered any cable from Monoprice that was not good quality. I will never pay store prices again.

Plex is so easy to setup. Only caveat is if it does not see your ip address right away, just enter it manually.

:lol: I think at this point only RokuAnthony has you beat on join date. Nope. :) http://forums.roku.com/memberlist.php?mode=&sk=c&sd=a#memberlist Just curious, as I joined in June of 2008, was the Roku 1 (known as the Netflix Player) in development as early as 2004 or is that link to the fo...

I tried them all and settled on Plex. IMO, it is the best and easiest to set up.

Thanks guys, I didnt come here to argue or anything, and i really wanted the roku to work for me, but it just didnt work so i returned them. I'm not really a streaming person, I like to purchase blu-rays and put them on a big bookshelf to show off my collection lol. I prefer to rip my blu-rays and ...

Can we assume this is another STUPID April Fools joke?? It's hard enough following tech news today in determining fact from fiction, without throwing in a BS day like April Fools in the mix.

One of the BEST changes to this is that I can stop any show, go to another or even back out of the channel completely, then pick the show up right where I left off. Huge leap forward in the design of the UI. Great job to the folks at Shiftkey Software.

Leo, Lisa and a couple of the engineers had a hour long video posted on the twit.tv site. They are looking at a different solutions to replace MediaFly. All of their proposed solutions would make video able to be posted sooner and a more automated process.

I have 3 Rokus... all different models. I have never (except for network issues beyond Netflix or Roku's control) had a problem with the Netflix stream. What speeds are you getting? When you say all other channels work, what channels are you talking about? Video intensive channels?

If it can be on a stick that size, then given the right agreements and partnerships with manufacturers, it could easily be embedded in a smart TV. No box at all. Roku would just be a menu or button choice. Then the same interface we're used to appears. It would have to already have wifi or an Ethern...

I believe when this first came up, it was discussed that the licsense fees for Roku to do this would make it nearly impossible from a business standpoint. I'd like native support as well, but we do have to keep in mind, this box was never built with streaming personal local content in mind.