I found a method for your support people to determine what is going wrong with my unit, it's not longer just stopping on live youtube items but on certain live videos that have now been saved as normal by youtube.

This video, on my brand new ultra plays till he says 5 second mark where he says "today we're going to discuss cost of living", it was stopping EVERY time at that point. I then went and watched it on the Youtube player in my Samsung and it played fine, never stopping. Now when I go back to the Ultra and rewind (cus it knows I've watched it on another player) and watch, it does NOT stop, it goes past that part perfectly... this is messed up big time..

Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-o9iAniCnao

Jennifer

Roku 9.1.0 Build 4111-04 Update on 6 June Causing Multiple Windows Blue Screen Of Death Issues With Plex Media Server

I have the issues linked in my separate post below.

https://forums.roku.com/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=153775

Please help to fix as soon as possible

I have 3 Roku 3 boxes, 1 4230x and 2 4200x. I often cast from my android phone either from youtube or from other streaming sites via tv cast roku app. This has worked well until the 9.10 update. Since then the rokus fail to show up as available to cast to in either youtube or the tv cast app. All the roku boxes are wired connections. If I either restart one of the rokus (doesn't matter which one) or go into settings on a roku and ask it to search for a wifi connection then after that all the rokus show up as able to cast to but they then disappear after 5 mins and I have to go through the process again to be able to cast. If I connect the rokus via wifi then this problem disappears but because of the layout of my house this is not practical because of poor wifi coverage in some areas. If I connect one roku via wifi and leave the others wired then only the wifi one shows as able to cast to. I desperately need this to be fixed either by an update or by being able to go back to an old software version. Please help.

Hi Tanner, thanks for your reply. I think i have solved this issue. I had tried rebooting the router several times to no avail but I noticed while getting together the info you requested that when I moved to a different area of the house all started to work ok. Looking at this I found that when the phone connected to the network via one particular wireless AP then it lost the roku boxes, although it could still connect to the internet via that AP. The other APs in the house (I have 3 total - big house) did not give this problem. A simple reboot of the dodgy AP and the problem was gone!!! I will keep an eye on it and come back to you if it doesn't work.
Thanks again.

I hope this is the right place to post this. I submitted a support request about this as well but I want to make this issue known.

My Roku TV received the 9.1.0 build yesterday morning, and when attempting to use the tv yesterday evening I found that my Roku Wireless Speakers (9030X V 9.1.0.4105) were no longer working. Upon further investigation I found that when only one of the speakers is connected (either one), the sound comes out. But when both of them are connected, no sound plays.

My Hardware
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TV: TCL 55S517 Roku TV
TV Software Version: 9.1.0 build 4129-30 (updated 06/27/2019)
Speakers: Roku Wireless Speakers 9030X
Speaker Software Version: 9.1.0.4105

What I have tried
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• Powering the TV off and back on with the remote.
• Restarting the TV through the system menu.
• Unplugging the TV and plugging it back in.
• Restarting the speakers through the system menu.
• Resetting the sound settings through the system menu.
• Unplugging the speakers and plugging them back in.
• Restoring the speakers to factory settings and re-pairing.

In all of the above cases, the issue was the same. Each individual speaker works, but only when a single speaker is connected. For example, while one speaker is restarting the other will play sound. But as soon as both are connected again the sound disappears. I am confident that the software update created this issue, and that this is not an issue with my hardware.

Is there a way to roll back the software to a previous version until this is fixed? As it is, my speakers are unusable.

With this update it seems that even with "Device Connect" disabled that the roku devices will broadcast a hidden SSID on wireless.  Is there a way to disable this hidden SSID broadcast from my roku devices?

I have wired and wireless devices(different roku models as well), and it happens on both.

biomesh wrote:

With this update it seems that even with "Device Connect" disabled that the roku devices will broadcast a hidden SSID on wireless.  Is there a way to disable this hidden SSID broadcast from my roku devices?

I have wired and wireless devices(different roku models as well), and it happens on both.

If you have a model that has a WiFi direct remote, then no you can't disable it. That's how the remote talks to the Roku. Many (but not all) Roku devices use a WiFi remote. 

atc98092 wrote:

biomesh wrote:

With this update it seems that even with "Device Connect" disabled that the roku devices will broadcast a hidden SSID on wireless.  Is there a way to disable this hidden SSID broadcast from my roku devices?

I have wired and wireless devices(different roku models as well), and it happens on both.

If you have a model that has a WiFi direct remote, then no you can't disable it. That's how the remote talks to the Roku. Many (but not all) Roku devices use a WiFi remote. 

I don't use any wifi direct remotes.  I use IR remotes and the smartphone app.  Neither of these require the roku to have it's own network.  It worked fine in earlier OS versions.  I checked my wifi scans recently to see the rokus broadcasting again.  Disabling device connect should stop this behavior, but it does not seem to work anymore with the 9.1 update.

EDIT:  My devices are a 4200X and multiple 4210X.

My TCL Roku TV still hasn't received the update but no biggie.My Ultra and stick has been upgraded to 9.1.0 build 4111-46 and both are fine.Inserted a micro card into mu Ultra since I downgraded to basic analog with my cable and use the TV everywhere apps to enjoy viewing programs in 3840 x 2160 4K.

Device: TCL Model 55P607 (Roku) TV
Software: 9.1.0 Build 4129-30
Received: 7/11/2019

I have the TV Audio Speakers turned OFF, however when I adjust the volume on my AVR, a volume level display is shown in the upper right corner of the TV.

The display indicates volume being increased and decreased, not the "no speaker icon", but (obviously?) does not directly correspond with the AVR volume.