Yes. https://www.digitaltrends.com/movies/netflix-cost-pricing-plan-breakdown/

It's a Pluto issue. Have you contacted them?

DVR function on one of the live streaming services (YouTube TV, etc.)

Try using a different cable. Try the Roku in a different port. The problem obviously is between the Roku and the TV when it's connected to the switch.

No, there is not, to answer your question.

Also, you will have licensing issues with Netflix and other paid services.

The ESPN Roku apps always have been lacking. They just aren't very good. Stop beating yourself up trying to fix it. It can't be fixed.

Chromecast is essential if you are in the Google Home ecosystem, even better if Logitech Harmony is part of the chain. Everything can be voice-controlled in that instance. Beyond functionality discussions, Chromecast does deliver noticeably better video and audio reproduction than Roku. I've found t...

Update:  Had 2 more email exchanges with Roku Support. First one wanted me to switch Wi-Fi channels, saying their research shows Wi-Fi interference causes this problem.  I replied back saying mine is a wired  network and I don't use Wi-Fi.  (which is true) Couple weeks went by, before sending anoth...

YouTube is always a good option for that type of content. :)  True, but you have to weed through other stuff.. The Fandango channel used to have movie trailers, as did another channel similar to Fandango (the name escapes me right now).. Edit: Flixster was the other one I was thinking of.. Both gon...

Will Pittenger wrote:

scottypie1234 wrote:

at the Logitech community forum.

Unfortunately, their support site is broken. It keeps claiming my password is incorrect even though I'm sure it's correct. I tried several browsers.

It's not broken. I can get on it fine. Do a password re-set.

Probably more a Harmony issue than a Roku issue. You might be able to find an answer at the Logitech community forum.

It's been awhile since I've done any Harmony programming, but isn't there a limited selection of Roku channels that Harmony can call? Perhaps this is one is not supported?

That's not possible. The mobile app merely is a remote control. It isn't a streamer.

I don't believe this is possible. What exactly are you trying to do? Please give details. What do you mean, away from home? Watching it on a mobile device, another TV? How are you trying to accomplish this?

I don't recall that any station editing or deleting was ever available in the Roku app. I've always had to go to my laptop or mobile device to do that.

Buy a new remote control. Here's one at Amazon for $7.