Troubleshooting guides to help you fix problems a learn how to use the Roku.
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.
After using the Roku for a few months, and installing the channels you like, you’ll likely see a “Can’t run channel – channel name could not be run because there is not enough space. Please removed one or more of your installed channels and try again.” error message appear. You may also get an error when trying to launch a channel that says “Failed to launch“. The problem usually occurs when a channel that takes a lot of space is loading such as YouTube TV. This means your Roku has insufficient storage. Unless you somehow free some space, you will not be able to install new channels. Here are some things you can try to help you fix this issue?
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.
I love watching and swiping through TikTok videos while relaxing on the soft. It’s an even better experience when you can watch TikTok on a large screen like the living room TV. You can do this by utilizing a mobile device and the screen mirror feature with your Roku for watching TikTok on the Roku.
There is a wide selection of channels to choose from on the Roku. But it’s very difficult to find channels that offer local channels on the Roku. What are your options for watching local channels on the Roku? In this post we’ll cover some possible channels you can use.
The default size of the subtitles (captioning) is way too small for my old eyes to read. I needed to make them bigger. Fortunately, there is a way to change the size of subtitles buried in the settings of the Apple TV Plus app.