Can the Roku 3500R Streaming Stick be used with this Sharp 19" Class 720p 60HzLCD TV or would TV require a different Roku?
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I don't know how the Roku Streaming Stick attaches to the TV. What kind of input does it require? We have an original Roku hooked up to this TV with an HDMI cable, so if the stick attaches through the same kind of input, then I would say yes.
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I don't know about the Roku but I used a Mini Computer,1080P Dual-core Android 4.1 TV Box MK808. Worked great. You would have to ask the people who sell Sharp TVs. My guess it would but it's just a guess.
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According to Roku, the Roku 3500R Streaming Stick plugs into the HDMI port on the back of your TV and comes with a remote control. I haven't used a Roku with ours but I suspect that if you have the HDMI port you can use it. I'd check with Roku or a Sharp TV supplier to verify this.
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Not sure this will help, but here are the codes for the Roku streaming media devices included in the product instructions: 4395 and 4355. Hope this helps!
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It is not a replacement. The streaming stick works only if your TV has an MHL port.
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No, it functions the same as a normal roku player. The difference is with the stick you can use your tv remote to control the device. However your tv must have a MHL/HDMI port. A standard HDMI will not allow it to work as intended. If that is the case then you would want to get the standard roku 3 player.
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I would NEVER recommend this brand/tv, ours stopped working three months after purchase. I was told and lied to by several reps they would replace free of charge(never happened)however when it did work we had our Xbox 360 hooked up and that was a streaming device.....We used Netflix with it...So I assume a streaming playing such as a roku would work.
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Yes. Each tv requires a stick. Remember there must be a MHL HDMI port on the tv. Not aware of compatible remotes other than the roku remote that comes with the roku stick.
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This version will not work if you Sony does not have an HDMI cable in. You need the more expensive verion which has RCA out to your TV. Double check at www.roku.com
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Chrome requires a tablet or phone to operate. Roku Streaming stick requires an MHL enabled television, preferably one branded "Roku Ready". They are selling Roku Ready TVs now for as little as $200 (less on sale), but until previously they were harder to find and more expensive. Roku streaming stick is operated by TV remote. Even if you already own a tablet or phone, just keep in mind if you have guests they can't use the TV if you opt for Chromecast.
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Yes, however...make sure any "stick" device like the ROKU stick or FIRE stick has an extension cable for the HDMI so the devicecan fit. The HDMI jacks are re-set into the rear of the set, and some "longer" devices will need a short HDMI cable extension (most times they come with them anyway,so this is not an issue.) As far as using the "boxes" themselves via standard HDMI, NO problem!!
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O.K. I can not answer this question but thought maybe I could ask something along this line...I am NOT a tech person so don't laugh at me. What is a Fire/ROKU stick do? Maybe you Kathy can let me know...I get basic cable on it.
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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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It won't work unless the ROKU lite instructions explicitly call for a cord like this. In order to work, this cord requires the devices to be "looking for a mere connector. This is NOT a conversion device. You need a box for that.
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It works in the MHL port on my LG 32LN530B. (Currently no LG TVs are certified as "Roku Ready") On YouTube there's a review of the Streaming Stick working on a Samsung TV (no Samsungs are certified by Roku either). Apparently Roku is being unnecessarily difficult with the certification. My advice is if you really want one and your TV has an MHL port, try it even if it's not on Roku's list. You can always return it if for some reason it doesn't work.It uses the navigation buttons on your MHL-equipped TV remote. No special remote is required.
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If you don't already own the Streaming stick, Roku is coming out with a new one that goes in a regular HDMI port. You can "pre-order" one right now. If you do already have the streaming stick, this might help you identify the Roku Ready TVs. http://www.roku.com/roku-ready/devices#!/tv
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The streaming stick works very nicely if you have a TV with the proper port. It has similar functionality to the Roku 3, although the Roku 3 will upscale to 1080 resolution, which the stick will not.
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The Roku stick is removeable so you could use that with your HDMI input on your TV, but a real Roku would be cheaper. The main point of this thing is that it a projector, so trying to get it on a TV screen would be moving a step backwords.
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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)