A cnet review indicates this TV has MHL. Will it work with the Roku Stick?
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Sony 32 LED HDTV has MHL. Roku 3400M Streaming Stick (Purple) connects to the MHL port. It says MHL and is also the same port you put your HDMI Cable which is at the Top, Left Side of the TV, at the back. This Roku Stick includes Built-in Wireless. Their Smallest Streaming Player ever.
993596
Yes, according to online research. I do not have Roku attached to that Sony TV, but am using it successfully with another Sony TV.
993597
I assume it does, I get netflix and other things from my blu-ray player but I see no reason why not. Though I don't know what a roku stick is, I'm assuming you mean their box. That's the best I can do.
1137164
As long as your TV and ROKU Box both have an HDMI port then yes, it will work.
1774164
I am not sure just what a Roku is, but is its probably a digtial system using HDMI outputs, this unit handles Analog only, so I don't think it is going to work
1226589
If your viewing device (TV or other) has a MHL port, the device's remote should also control the Roku via cursor/select/info bottons (plus play/stop/forward/backward buttons). This Roku device is commonly packaged with HDTV's (like JVC) to compete with "smart" TV's which are more expensive on basis of screen size/features without proprietary hardware/software.If the TV/device has a remote app, I don't know if it will control the Roku (it should, as MHL is controlled by the viewing device's hand remote).
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yes it will because it has not only HDMI outlet but also component TV outlet ( red white and yellow connectors ) if your TV is really really old and has only the antenna IN connection in that case just get a modulator ( less than 15$) to connect Roku to Antenna IN in your TV with component. see here http://www.ebay.com/itm/Philips-PH61159-RF-Modulator-Video-Converter-with-S-VIDEO-INPUT-/261066772715
1153678
I don't know about the Roku but I used a Mini Computer,1080P Dual-core Android 4.1 TV Box MK808. Worked great. You would have to ask the people who sell Sharp TVs. My guess it would but it's just a guess.
2199155
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.
798243
Nothing else required. Your port has to be mhl compliant though. I ended up returning mine and going with Apple TV.
1598870
I have a newer roku and older roku it works on both of mine.They both have a different control. Thats all I can tell you.
1879354
I use a Roku on mine for Amazon/Netflix... It connects into one of the HDMI ports. Works great!
1209355
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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Yes, it will. My wife and I got this TV for our Wedding in May. 6 months later, all we've used this for is the Roku 2 XS. It's attached with an HDMI cable and works great (in 1080p, despite the TV advertising 720p only).
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Yes, however...make sure any "stick" device like the ROKU stick or FIRE stick has an extension cable for the HDMI so the device can fit. The HDMI jacks are re-set into the rear of the set, and some "longer" devices will need a short HDMI cable extension (most times they come with them anyway, so this is not an issue.) As far as using the "boxes" themselves via standard HDMI, NO problem!!
1774160
I have no experience with Roku, But the Sima is a simple switch that does not modify the signal or significantly weaken the signal. So I would expect it to work with any signal that works in a direct connection.
1152397
The Roku stick is removeable so you could use that with your HDMI input on your TV, but a real Roku would be cheaper. The main point of this thing is that it a projector, so trying to get it on a TV screen would be moving a step backwords.
1808950
yes it will work with both , for the Roku you may have to use the "learning" function
1537400
While I don't have a Roku device, the HDMI cables do work on other devices (TV, computer, DVD), so I don't see why they wouldn't work with a Roku box.