Will Roku work in Panama?
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Well let me tell you the truth I keep a bad surprise when you buy the Roku 2 SX and I realized the limitations of the device to PANAMA (while for audio or subtitles in Spanish), and I could not use the channel CRACKLE or NETFLIX which I work on other devices that play steraming as e XBOX 360 with a U.S. account but works well for me NETFLIX TV LG Smart TV, Apple TV, Android devices, Apple computers, and of course in PC and MACs and AUDIO: SPANISH, English and Portuguese for SPANISH and PORTUGUESE subtitles.
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I went to Roku.com and looked through the channel store. It does have that channel available.
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Hi Tim., first I must say that I have enjoyed my media bridge, one of the best products of this sort on the market, as far as your question I have a Roku also and as long as you have hdmi connections on both devices it will work just fine. Sincerely Arthur McBride
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My experience with this model was not good when it came to accessing Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc. My answer to your question is yes, it will, but expect to get regularly bumped off. Roku3 is a better bet for this.
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I am not sure about south america network frequencies but in other country with same network range it has been working.
800873
Yes, it can connect with Roku's. Use this compatible link for Harmony remotes, which it will show products that are compatible and then how to set it up. Also on the page, it will show you how to "teach" the remote to "learn" how to work for products not on their compatible list. Compatibility link for remote http://bit.ly/12ElIz2
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Not to my knowledge: however, when paired with a Roku device, you are good to go. I highly recommend this product.
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Thanks for the reply. I received your answer after ordering the Roku unit from Amazon, so installed it anyway. Surprise, it works just fine!
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hi im from uk im planing to buy roku from amazon..i need to watch indian channels in roku .i heard that roku works in uk...is that true plz reply
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Yes. XDS is still supported. A firmeare update is issued now and then if it's needed. Regarding file formats...If your PC can view it, ROKU can move it to TV. Once you've connected a ROKU to the Internet, you can browse a STORE for new video providers, some free and some paid-for services such as Amazon, Youtube.com, TED, and many others. Some music services can also be found.
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Mine working fine in Argentina, S. América. Speed depending en service availability.
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Not really. There are a few options, Roku My Media, Gabby, and Roxsbox will all let you install a "media server" on a windows machine, which will then stream to the Roku, but they are all more or less beta software and only support a very few video formats/codecs. Gabby has real-time transcoding in alpha, but it isn't reliable yet. You can find a list of Roku channels here:http://www.roku-channels.com/For SMB shares, you might want to look at a WDTV Live Plus, which can do Netflix and SMB shares (among other things). It has its drawback to though (not as nice interface, twice as much as a Roku, more reports of it being "flaky", etc.) Not really. There are a few options, Roku My Media, Gabby, and Roxsbox will all let you install a "media server" on a windows machine, which will then stream to the Roku, but they are all more or less beta software and only support a very few video formats/codecs. Gabby has real-time transcoding in alpha, but it isn't reliable yet. You can find a list of Roku channels here:http://www.roku-channels.com/For SMB shares, you might want to look at a WDTV Live Plus, which can do Netflix and SMB shares (among other things). It has its drawback to though (not as nice... » Read More Not really. There are a few options, Roku My Media, Gabby, and Roxsbox will all let you install a "media server" on a windows machine, which will then stream to the Roku, but they are all more or less beta software and only support a very few video formats/codecs. Gabby has real-time transcoding in alpha, but it isn't reliable yet. You can find a list of Roku channels here:http://www.roku-channels.com/For SMB shares, you might want to look at a WDTV Live Plus, which can do Netflix and SMB shares (among other things). It has its drawback to though (not as nice interface, twice as much as a Roku, more reports of it being "flaky", etc.) « Show Less
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You will need to buy the char of your area, mine I use it in Panama Central America and it work very good.
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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 have this same device and took it to Panama. Never had a problem with it. It works just fine.
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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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Probably. I tried this with a Roku box and got a "region not allowed" error. Tried it with my computer and it worked fine. So as along as you don't get a DCMA violation it will work fine.