How do you hook this up to a ROKU 3?
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I use a Roku streaming stick, and take audio from the digital out of the TV
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Take the HDMI out of the Roku to the input on the extractor. Then the HDMI output from the extractor to the TV or AV Receiver. Next choose analog or digital audio output from extractor and connect that output to the audio device. Depending on connections you may require extra cables such as HDMI, Toslink, Stereo RCA Audio.
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Looks like the Roku has an HDMI out, in which case no, this is for analog only, specifically composite (yellow/red/white, not component)
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I'm technically challenged, so I hope my response makes sense. I used the HDMI cable to hook up my TV and Roku. I then followed the instructions I received with the Roku to sync up with my WiFi. The instructions were easy, and there were no additional cables required. Hope this helps :)
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Im not sure! But more than likely there is an external antenna that is made for these tvs! I have the ROKU all my tvs and this one I brought and put in my kitchen (with no cable) and I put the Roku 3 on it because I realy don't care for these cable companies so I just have the basics but with the Roku I watch my Netflix movies, Hulu Plus movies, Big Star Movies, and its cheaper than having cable and in your case, no cable! But Im sure with all the plug in parts in the back there has to be an antenna for it!!!!
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Yes it is ,,,But the Roku 3 is so small it can sit on the shelf or or any where close to your internet wireless signal and connect the HDMI cable to the TV. Unobtrusive
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Sorry, I don't have the new Roku. I use the pigtail to switch between dvd players and it works perfecdtly.
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Roku 3 have: higher price tag, faster processor speed, USB port, only hd (hdmi only), ethernet port, ... But the same content.Roku 2 works fine only WiFi, no USB, rca sd output, both have headphone Jack in the remote control, for wireless listening. This us a conflict solver at bedroom ;-)
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It's a standard HDMI port, like on your tv. If it works there then it should work fine on this. I use my Roku in our van over HDMI and it works great.
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First, it is not compatible with Roku 3. We wasted a fair bit of time trying... :)Simply unplug your Roku and then plug it back in. First it shows the Roku screen saver, then the Hello screen, then a pairing cartoon showing the 3 steps. At this point, your Roku is receptive to pairing. Remove the battery cover from your remote and press the purple button for at least 3 seconds. The green lights will flash and it should pair in a few seconds. If it just continues to flash, check again: is that a Roku 3? It will never pair with this remote... Hope this helps.
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Go to the roku website and they have a list of "roku ready" devices. My tv is an lg and it had an mhl port but was not roku ready so it didn't work flawlessly.
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I am not sure just what a Roku is, but is its probably a digtial system using HDMI outputs, this unit handles Analog only, so I don't think it is going to work
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You just connect it directly to the tv. Using the optical cable works best if your tv has that capability
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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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Go into the roku setup menu and select pair remote. Follow the on screen instructions from there
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I am not sure it will work on Roku 3. I have one the the first Roku's and it worked perfect. Did you check it the amps and volts are the same. It was the exact same adapter as the original. Works great! Hope it works for you. Mike
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I have the roku 2 & it works with it. There was no setup or anything. Just put the batteries in, point & click.
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Being compatible and being fully compliant are not the same thing. Any HDMI cable should work, but if you have the Roku 3, then you notice that you get a non-HDCP compliance error sometimes. That's because the cables are not fully compliant. This cable description says that it is, which is why I'm upgrading to these.