Roku 2 is a third generation streaming player from Roku originally released in 2015. It allows you to stream HD movies and shows directly to your TV from some of the most popular channels, like Netflix. All you need to do is connect it to power, plug it in to the HDMI® port on your TV, and connect to the internet.

How do I set up a second Roku?

Your new Roku device must be linked to the correct Roku account: Link your new Roku device to the same Roku account where your existing Roku device is linked. To find the email address for the Roku account linked to your existing Roku device, go to Settings > System > About.

Can you watch live TV on Roku 2?

Yes, there are live broadcast channels like ABC, NBC, CBS, HGTV and Fox. In addition, some cable/satellite companies are creating Roku streaming channels that allow you to access all or most of the channels you get through your cable subscription without having a separate cable box (e.g. Spectrum TV, Comcast Xfinity).

Do I need a Roku stick for each TV in the house?

Do you need a Roku for every TV in the house? Yes. Roku devices are designed to connect to a single television, meaning any other TVs that you want to use with Roku will need their own device.

Do I need a separate Roku for each TV?

Channels must be activated separately on each Roku device. Roku devices automatically check every 24 to 36 hours for changes and updates.

Can I watch live TV with Roku?

From powerhouse national news networks to local stations, its easy to get your breaking news live on the Roku platform. The Roku Channel makes another appearance here, as you can stream free live feeds from over a dozen providers, including ABC News, NBC News NOW, Reuters, Yahoo!, and USA Today.

Why wont my Roku TV connect to cable?

Check your Rokus network settings and try again. If your other Wi-Fi devices are operating normally, restart your Roku. If the other devices cant connect either, try rebooting your modem and router, and then restart your devices.