Try removing the app, rebooting the Roku, and adding the app again.

Could it be a custom screensaver or something like that, causing slowdown? Maybe try changing the theme or the screensaver, just as a troubleshoot step.

Go with the Ultra..the 3 is has been discontinued for several years.. while both support the same channels.at this time, future channels maybe only.support newer Roku boxes. There's no way to prove this, but in the past this sort of thing has happened.

In no particular order:

Hulu
Netflix
Vevo
Titanic channel
Hogoword (my wife and I will play it for a good 30 minutes at a time sometimes)
YouTube
Vudu
Amazon Prime
Adult Swim
Movies Anywhere

Don't take this the wrong way, but there's a reason why most Sceptre TV's are sold for bargain basement prices almost exclusively at Walmart.

I'd guess your TV was much more of the reason your TV failed than the Roku.

Blocking? They have Fox News on regular cable.. it's probably a contractual thing.. Don't jump to silly conclusions so quickly.

Best solution might be to use the TV's headphone jack with a stereo splitter.. hook up the wired or wireless headphones to one side, and some good powered stereo speakers to the other side.. disable the TV's speakers.. you could use this full time for all viewing.

himanshu123 wrote:

Hello,

When are Roku.com gonna stop removing apps? I had two apps, they removed one and the other one is safe, why are they doing this? This will only hurt ther sales.

This has nothing to do with the topic.

It works differently for different channels.. what channel are you using?

I recommend a mesh wifi system if you want to keep it simple.. my Google WiFi system works great with all Rokus in my house.. I have the main unit in my living room, a seocnd unit on the first floor near the basement (for the basement Roku) and the third unit to cover the 2nd floor. There's a little...

Sounds like something is loose inside the remote.. I'd just replace the remote.

And, what do you need?

If the show is decoded in Dolby Digital+ and your setup only supports Dolby Digital, then I believe all you'll get is stereo.

Also, what is your setup? Receiver, cables, TV, etc.

Turn off your cable box.

There's no such thing as "installing Kodi on Roku". Every article I've ever seen only makes reference to viewing material from a Kodi installation on another device. It's misleading to link to articles that claim otherwise. Kodi can act as a DLNA server, and a Roku can see the content usi...