Roku is a simple & easy-to-use streaming device that allows users to stream movies, TV shows, videos, music and other entertainment content over their existing home internet connection to TV. You can consider Roku as a kind of DVD player you never have to insert a disc in. Roku comes with a plethora of options ranging from set-top boxes to TV sets along with some built-in services. Each and every Roku device is packed with a common ability that offers you access to a host of the biggest content suppliers across the planet.
By using the power of Roku, you can stream some popular online video streaming giants, like Amazon Video, Netflix, Hulu Plus, Spotify, HBO Go MLB and many others from the comfort of your own home sofa with no any need of paying charges for a cable package. However, if you don’t want to purchase a video game console to watch your digital things, Roku is an ideal media center for you and your needs. To use a Roku Player, you need to setup it.
Steps to Setting up your Roku Player:
• Connect Roku streaming player to your TV with an HDMI connection.
• You can use an Ethernet cable to connect the Roku player to an available Ethernet port on your router or Ethernet switch if your Roku player has an Ethernet port.
• Now connect a Roku to the power outlet. To connect the Roku to an outlet on wall or power strip, you need to use an included power adapter,
• Open the battery cover of your Roku remote and insert batteries.
• Now turn on your TV & select the input. To select the HDMI, use the input button on your TV remote.
• You have to choose language, network and screen resolution settings on the Roku screen.
• You'll see a code displayed on the screen. Before using it, you need to activate your Roku with the activation code.
• Now you will see the home page on Roku player screen with a listing of all the channels. Now your Roku is ready to use.
If you face any issue with the Roku player, contact our Roku technical support experts +1-800-296-1402.
