According to the dev, it was removed at the request of Twitch Interactive by Roku. https://github.com/FrozenIronSoftware/Twitched/issues/62?_pjax=%23js-repo-pjax-container#issuecomment-510100299 Not sure why Roku lied and said it was removed at the request of the developer... If it was removed at s...

According to the dev, it was removed at the request of Twitch Interactive by Roku. https://github.com/FrozenIronSoftware/Twitched/issues/62?_pjax=%23js-repo-pjax-container#issuecomment-510100299 Not sure why Roku lied and said it was removed at the request of the developer... The official post in t...

According to the dev, it was removed at the request of Twitch Interactive by Roku.

https://github.com/FrozenIronSoftware/T ... -510100299

Not sure why Roku lied and said it was removed at the request of the developer...

It was removed by the Twitched developer, not Roku. Just like the original Twitch channel.

Bug is still present in OS 9.1 build 4111-29.

I believe the 9.1 firmware caused the 24p adaptive display function to stop working on the Netflix app. Other apps such as Amazon prime video, HBOgo and Hulu aren't affected. Please address this in a further revision. Probably for the best since the main auto preview triggered the switch in the UI ...

Currently working fine for me on my 2016 Premiere +.

Do you have audio out HDMI ARC enabled in the TV audio settings?

There's no visual difference between internal apps and Roku on the same Netflix/Vudu content, aside from DV vs HDR10 differences.

Since the question is really about which is the best 4K device for your OLED set, I'd go with the latest-gen Apple TV. Why? Because it offers Dolby Vision HDR vs. just standard HDR-10. As far as I know, the Shield doesn't offer this (or at least didn't as recently as January of this year).   Of cou...

Since the question is really about which is the best 4K device for your OLED set, I'd go with the latest-gen Apple TV. Why? Because it offers Dolby Vision HDR vs. just standard HDR-10. As far as I know, the Shield doesn't offer this (or at least didn't as recently as January of this year).   Of cou...

Since the question is really about which is the best 4K device for your OLED set, I'd go with the latest-gen Apple TV. Why? Because it offers Dolby Vision HDR vs. just standard HDR-10. As far as I know, the Shield doesn't offer this (or at least didn't as recently as January of this year).   Of cou...

Add Dolby Vision.

According to Roku's own SDK docs, both of those models have the same ARM Cortex A53 quad core at 1.2 GHz. So no, there won't be a noticeable speed difference. The current Premiere devices and the Ultra use the same processor. But OP has the previous Premiere device. I have one of the previous devic...

According to Roku's own SDK docs, both of those models have the same ARM Cortex A53 quad core at 1.2 GHz.

So no, there won't be a noticeable speed difference.

Amazon doesn’t currently support Atmos on Roku either as far as I know. Or at least Jack Ryan doesn’t, which is one of their few Atmos titles.