renojim wrote:

get the smallest, slowest, cheapest card you can find. You're not likely to ever fill a 1GB card, let alone a larger one.

^ This. Most users don't need a card at all. That's why it's optional.

stuholden wrote:

Search I use maybe once a month and instant replay several time a night.

FWIW, your 4200 remote will work with the 4230 box.

knuckle wrote:

...Have you have tried the remove,reboot,re-add procedure to see if that fixes things ?

^ This. Start over again.

I don't see it either, probably because I don't have a payment method on my Roku account.

DaBronx wrote:

Thank you for this post. Do they have any of the old Huell Howser shows available?

Yes, about 100 of them.
By the way, Huell got his start in Nashville on WSM in the '70s, along with Pat Sajak and Oprah.

AeRoSpaceman wrote:

Currently there is some new ROKU Firmware going thru a BETA test with some users of the various (newer) devices.

Roku constantly runs beta tests on all sorts of things. They never publicly comment on exactly what's in testing.
Everyone involved is bound by a NDA, so no one can tell you anything.

The bottom line for the OPs question is that the boxes are the same no matter what the suffix is.

Netflix made the decision not to participate in My Feed/Follow. It's their choice, not Roku's.

Basil wrote:

Bottom line is, her Comcast subscription will only authenticate channels included with her TV package.

That's what I'm seeing. If the channel is in your cable package, the channel's app will authenticate on Roku.

This is the wrong forum. Soundbridge forum is here: http://forums.roku.com/viewforum.php?f=37

The Big Ten Network doesn't show games that are available OTA. If Fox has the game, that will be the only option.

It's Roku, not Ruku, which is something else entirely...a Raspberry PI Rubik's Cube solving Robot.

I think most of those have been around for quite a while, some even before the channel store, before Roku required
contact info be available to users. I'd assume the lack has just been overlooked by the powers that be.

I am rather fuzzy on this - but wasn't the case something like DD+ already includes DD enveloped inside? Yes, but Roku doesn't doesn't have a Dolby license and doesn't decode 5.1. It just passes it through to the receiver. There's been much discussion about this here since Netflix went to DD+, I be...

huskerbear wrote:

I thought these were going to be on sale during the holidays?.

No, it was a Special Edition for limited Black Friday sales.