So, you have a Firestick installed on a TV, but you want to switch it to a different TV? If you don’t know the technical in and outs, you may be concerned whether or not your Firestick can be moved to another TV.
In this post we’ll cover moving Firestick to another TV and some considerations before moving the device.
The NBC Peacock app for Firestick has had its share of problems since it was added to the Amazon Appstore. The app just doesn’t always seem to work properly.
In this post, we will cover some of the common problems users of the Peacock app experience on their Firestick and some possible solutions.
Antenna TV is a television network that broadcasts live over-the-air in many major cities. The network features classic TV shows like That Girl and The Partridge Family.
In this post we will show you how you can enjoy watching Antenna TV on your Firestick.
MeTV is a favorite channel for people who love to watch classic television shows. The channel is available as an over-the-air channel in much of the United States. But what if you want to stream MeTV on your Fire TV or Firestick?
In this post we’ll show you some options for how to watch MeTV on the FireTV and Firestick.
The volume leveler feature on the Amazon Fire TV and Firestick prevents those occasions when the volume level suddenly gets louder. This problem often occurs when watching content during certain commercials or during loud special effects.
The volume leveler evens out the volume so that you aren’t hit with the annoyance of suddenly loud volume that wakes up your entire house.
In this post, we’ll cover how to turn on the volume leveler on the Fire TV and Firestick. We’ll also cover how to enable the TruVolume setting for Toshiba and Insignia Fire TV users.
How many times have you been sitting in your living room, watching a movie on your Roku, when suddenly a blast of loud audio hits you unexpectedly? You scramble for the remote to turn the volume down so the baby doesn’t wake up.
Loud volume can suddenly blare over your speakers when a commercial comes on, or when just changing channels. To prevent this sudden increase in volume, you can enable volume leveling on your Roku using these steps:
Captions (or subtitles as some people call it) is a neat feature on the Roku for the hearing impaired or people who just want to watch TV while keeping it quite for the sleeping baby. Roku users may find that the captions feature isn’t working as intended when they try to watch their favorite shows.
In this guide, we’ll cover some troubleshooting steps you can take to fix your Roku or Roku channel when captions aren’t displaying when they should be.
You can use your Roku TV as a display for your Windows computer by mirroring the screen using Miracast. This feature can be used for presentations or simply for watching content from your PC on a bigger screen.
In this post, we’ll cover how to setup your Roku for screen mirroring and how to connect your Windows computer to the Roku.