Will it work with ROKU USB input ???
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I would say yes, but I do not own a ROKU and have not had the chance to try it.
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I don't have access to a Roku, but know that if I want to connect a hard drive to my DVR from Dish Network, it must be a powered, not bus-powered drive solution. In other words, if it's anything like my system, it will only work if it has an external power supply. I'd imagine that if your Roku accepts a USB drive, try it with any other bus-powered device. If you have an AC-powered drive, then try that. But, not knowing how Roku uses its USB port is the bug unknown for which you will need an answer before taking action. Finally, hard drives are platform-agnostic; it's the power needed to use them and their formatting (FAT, MacOS or other). I hope this helps I don't have access to a Roku, but know that if I want to connect a hard drive to my DVR from Dish Network, it must be a powered, not bus-powered drive solution. In other words, if it's anything like my system, it will only work if it has an external power supply. I'd imagine that if your Roku accepts a USB drive, try it with any other bus-powered device. If you have an AC-powered drive, then try that. But, not knowing how Roku uses its USB port is the bug unknown for which you will need an answer before taking action. Finally, hard drives are platform-agnostic; it's the power needed to use... » Read More I don't have access to a Roku, but know that if I want to connect a hard drive to my DVR from Dish Network, it must be a powered, not bus-powered drive solution. In other words, if it's anything like my system, it will only work if it has an external power supply. I'd imagine that if your Roku accepts a USB drive, try it with any other bus-powered device. If you have an AC-powered drive, then try that. But, not knowing how Roku uses its USB port is the bug unknown for which you will need an answer before taking action. Finally, hard drives are platform-agnostic; it's the power needed to use them and their formatting (FAT, MacOS or other). I hope this helps « Show Less
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I have used it to play media on my Roku 3 - you just have to check the video/audio format, because Roku is picky. This is the link to the specs on Roku 3: http://www.roku.com/products/roku-3
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u need a usb cable that is not included. one end goes into port on tv and the other into Roku.
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My model is 3050X. Looking at the product description, I went by this, though: as long as you don't use "a streaming stick" (??), this is remote supposed to work on your Roku. If you know what a streaming stick is (I assume it looks completely different from the regular remote), you may have one. I don't know why they couldn't just put the model numbers. Good luck to you.
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Mine doesnt work with Roku. Try and let the remote find the code and not manually input a specific code.
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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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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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It will work with the older versions of Roku. It will not work with the newest version, Roku 3, which is a Wi-Fi controlled device. The newest Logitech Harmony universal remote is supposed to be able to interact with Roku 3, but unfortunately, $350 for a universal remote is out of my price range.
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As far as I know, it will only work with the TiVo adaptor. The TiVo adaptor plugs into the Ethernet port of the TiVo, not into a USB port. Yet, I agree with the other answers here that if the adaptor uses Ethernet connection, then it's possible that a third party adaptor would work.
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I used mine with a blu-ray player, and a Roku. Worked like a champ. Wouldn't think it would be any problem for you.
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Yes, Janie. This should work since the newer Roku supports the wireless-B standard.
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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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We purchased it as a replacement for the original Roku..so I don't know..sorry
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It requires a specific type of port on your tv. Not an hdmi port!. I have an insignia tv, the box recommended this streaming stick specifically. I use the tv remote with, works great- I love it! But if you are not sure if you tv has this port- I would go with the roku box.
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if you are not already using the hdmi slot on the roku to connect to your tv it should work !!! your tv should be connected tou your avr so that everything that plays thru the tv will play thru the surround sound !
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Great Question, I'm unsure,, so far I've only used it on iPad, iPhone & Roku w/ USB port
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No, it will not work with the Roku 3. I was told by the CS rep at Roku that the Roku 3 plug is different than the ones that work for all the previous generations.
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If your TV has RCA audio and video inputs (red, white and yellow), yes. But if your TV only has a coax input, Roku won't work.