Does anyone know if this work with a roku player?
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If the Roku player has an ethernet port, than yes it should. First you have make sure that you have properly set this device up with your wireless network, once you've done that than you just connect it to the Roku via an ethernet connection.
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I use it with my Roku 2 XS but am going to get a 5ghz version, we have over 20 routers on 2.4ghz in our neighborhood.
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I have slit my BluRay and Roku components with this switcher and it is working well. The BluRay is position #1 and the Roku player is #3. It is such a simple connection, I can't offer you any help. Good luck.
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Im not familiar with Roku players but if you plug any 2 HDMI devices into the two inputs, this device will output the signal for whichever of the two devices you choose into two separate televisions. Both TVs will display only one splitter input at a time.
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It has an standard Jack. So I assume if the Roku 3 has a standard Jack it will work.
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I see from other answer that it may have issues with Apple products so I am not sure as I have Roku. Good luck.
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yes it will work with both , for the Roku you may have to use the "learning" function
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I don't have a roku but I do have a similar device that work fine... However you will need a power source for this device along with the roku where the description lead me to believe that it can go powerless ..
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You may attach a Roku player to the TV via the HDMI in port, as long as your Roku box has HDMI output. The TV itself is not a "smart" tv. The Roku box is the "smart" part :)
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I do not have a Roku3 but it does work with my two earlier Rokus. If not, you can teach it the Roku3 commands.
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If you can currently stream content ( say from Hulu or Netflix ) from the Internet, then I can think of no reason why a Roku would not work.
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Yes this should work with ur Roku because the componts( the red yellow and white) on the back has the plug ins for these xolor wires
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The device itself has a UPnP DLNA Media Server. If the ROKU has a client for that then you're good to go.
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I have the Roku and it works just fine. The USB can provide enough juice to power the stick.
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I only have a Roku 2 XS, but it works great with that. Check the Roku forums, but I would expect it to work. Edit: I notice this is the model with only RCA stereo plugs out. I actually have the model with RCA stereo and Digital Optical out, and get DD5.1 with Amazon. This will only give stereo out. My initial response below doesn't fit the model you are asking about.Note it only works with sources that use legacy Dolby 5.1 (DD5.1) (such as Amazon). It does NOT work with sources that use Digital Dolby Plus (DD+) such as Netflix. You are limited to PCM stereo there. DD+ can not be transported on an optical connection. Bummer. I only have a Roku 2 XS, but it works great with that. Check the Roku forums, but I would expect it to work. Edit: I notice this is the model with only RCA stereo plugs out. I actually have the model with RCA stereo and Digital Optical out, and get DD5.1 with Amazon. This will only give stereo out. My initial response below doesn't fit the model you are asking about.Note it only works with sources that use legacy Dolby 5.1 (DD5.1) (such as Amazon). It does NOT work with sources that use Digital Dolby Plus (DD+) such as Netflix. You are limited to PCM stereo there. DD+ can not be... » Read More I only have a Roku 2 XS, but it works great with that. Check the Roku forums, but I would expect it to work. Edit: I notice this is the model with only RCA stereo plugs out. I actually have the model with RCA stereo and Digital Optical out, and get DD5.1 with Amazon. This will only give stereo out. My initial response below doesn't fit the model you are asking about.Note it only works with sources that use legacy Dolby 5.1 (DD5.1) (such as Amazon). It does NOT work with sources that use Digital Dolby Plus (DD+) such as Netflix. You are limited to PCM stereo there. DD+ can not be transported on an optical connection. Bummer. « Show Less
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This works seamlessly with Apple TV, I don't see why it wouldn't work with Roku also...
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I have connected an AppleTV to it successfully so don't see why you can't use a Roku? Best would be to call Epson and talk to someone about it. They can give you a definitive answer. I had a lot of great help from Epson when I had to call them about an issue. Their service dept was very helpful.
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I know it works with the direct TV and I think it works with the roku. I do know that the learning function is uncanny and I have not found a remote it will not program to with the learning function. I have four and they run every device with a remote in the rooms with no issues