i have netflix on the computer; the tv is in another room. will the roku stick get nflx on the tv?
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Yes. When you set up netflix on the tv through Roku, select the option "I already have an account" and sign in with the information that you use on your computer netflix account. That way, you do not have to set up a new account. This is how I did it on my roku.
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Yes, it will. All you have to do is sign in on the TV. And make sure that the Netflix App is installed.
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Yes, netflix works on the Roku stick and the Roku. The Roku stick needs to have wifi access to be able to stream.
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The fire stick only requires an hdmi port and Internet access from wifi. So any TV with hdmi can be hooked up to fire stick. Don't know about the roku, but is probably also hdmi and Internet with wifi access to make it work. Either that or a USB port. Don't know if this tv has a USB port.
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I don't know how the Roku Streaming Stick attaches to the TV. What kind of input does it require? We have an original Roku hooked up to this TV with an HDMI cable, so if the stick attaches through the same kind of input, then I would say yes.
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It should work automatically with any roku. It does not have to be synced. Does not work with the roku streaming stick.
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O.K. I can not answer this question but thought maybe I could ask something along this line...I am NOT a tech person so don't laugh at me. What is a Fire/ROKU stick do? Maybe you Kathy can let me know...I get basic cable on it.
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I have the same question:Can I watch a show from a different TV in my house other than this device is connected?I guess the answer is no. So if the device is connected to the TV in the living room I will not be able to continue to watch a movie in my bedroom unless I purchase another Roku and connect it to the TV in the bedroom. Correct?
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It is not clear if you have an available HDMI port. If you have a ROKU already I don't see the advantage unless you want the Android tablet onscreen. If so, then I would connect the Rikomagic to the HDMI that ROKU is using and plug the 'power' into the USB slot. As long as you have wireless nearby you should be good to go. Keep in mind you will need a USB mouse and keyboard (or wireless via USB dongle) to access the menus on the Rikomagic. Best of Luck. Hope it all works out for you.
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Not at all, in fact, if your TV doesn't have a HDMI input, the Roku comes with a composite video cable. You plug the cable into the back of the Roku, and the other end has three plugs on it, a yellow, a red and a white that you plug into the matching colors on the back of your TV set.Hope this helps
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I don't know about 2 Rokus but my husband watches TV in our living room and I sometimes watch on my computer at the same time. Two different shows so I think you should be able to do the same thing with the Rokus. Not for sure tho, maybe someone else with 2 of them can give you a better answer! Have to add, I only use this for Netflix.
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Yes you can, but ROKU has access to many more streaming channels that the TV doesn't.
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I use a Roku on mine for Amazon/Netflix... It connects into one of the HDMI ports. Works great!
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yes, roku doesn't use your computer to function, just the wifi whether from your pc or modem. I use the Roku even with the computer off.
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Yes, I have two Roku-Hd units and an Xbox 360. All share and stream from the same Netflix account flawlessly.
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You need to have a wireless router in order to use the Roku. You'll need a decent signal in the room that you intend to use it on.
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This stick can be used in place of the ROKU 3, but you must have a TV with a MHL port: See list for models http://www.mhlconsortium.org/productlist/display-devices/ . The Roku 3 has separate power cord and inputs for all televisions.
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Looks like the Roku has an HDMI out, in which case no, this is for analog only, specifically composite (yellow/red/white, not component)
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You can keep your basic cable to watch your favorite channels and stream netflix as well. But you will have to switch to either your cable source or streaming source. IE HDMI cable. You can use only one source at a time. (Cable or Netflix)I have an old TV that I use to stream Netflix and the other programs I get with Roku. It is not hooked up to cable, satellite or any other service.