do I need a roku for each tv
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Only if someone else is watching a TV in a different room. Otherwise, just unplug the HDMI cord and move it to the other TV.
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Actually, you can unplug it and move it to different tvs until you are ready to buy more than 1 Roku.
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You can disconnect the roku from one TV and move it to another TV, pretty simple to do especially with HDMI cord
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Yes, according to online research. I do not have Roku attached to that Sony TV, but am using it successfully with another Sony TV.
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You should not need this device. Just run an HDMI cable from roku to TV. HDMI carries both video and audio.
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Yes you can, The Roku operates off the internet and the cable is seperate. Back of an old TV will need to have an A-V imput.
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Yes, you need one cable from the switch to the TV, and one cable from each device to the switch.
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Hi there, I bought a ROKU unit that uses wi-fi or direct plugin from your Internet source. The ROKU then provides access to Netflix, HULU and hundreds of other choices. Simple to use, and comes with handheld controller. Good luck and enjoy the awesome image quality from your new tv!
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I'm waiting on my roku, so take this advice with a grain of salt. From what I've read on the reviews, it seems that you can hook it up via A/V RCA cables, so no HDMI is required if you have a SD TV. A lot of folks on here seem to have SD TV setups, so I think HDMI is an option not a requirement.
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I'm not sure if the order really matters. You can play around with that though. One thing to know is that the Roku box is an always-on device. The switch is supposed to automatically go to the device that's on. It typically senses when I turn on the Blu-ray player or the Apple TV box and goes to those, even though a Roku box is also plugged in. You might have to use the remote from time to time. I don't find that to be too big a deal though.
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yes however you will have to set up the remote control for all your devices. You do not need any separate devices just hdmi cable.
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I do not use either Roku or Dish network but it will work fine because it is not depend on any other component you use. it uses audio out of TV (I use optical out) for an input. So it is not depend on what is your picture source. All the components you need come with the box.
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If your TV has RCA audio and video inputs (red, white and yellow), yes. But if your TV only has a coax input, Roku won't work.
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None. The all Rokus connect to your television and your home network. No computer required.
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Hi Sara. No, you will just connect the Roku to (1) your home internet via a wireless internet connection and (2) your tv. Everything the Roku supports such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, etc. streams thru the roku to the tv. Hope this helps.
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The Roku needs to be connected directly to your TV. If you have only one HDMI input on your TV, you can use a splitter.
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You do not need "Cable TV" to use the Roku. You will need an internet connection to stream movies and tv shows from online services like Netflix and Amazon
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I have a Roku too, and you won't need it as the TiVo has the same features. I use my Roku on a different tv since I have it.
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If you want to view in 720P (HD), you need an HDMI cable. If Standard Definition is ok for you, you can just use the A/V (red, white, yellow) cables that come with the Roku.