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 ====== Roku ======
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+<btn type="success" size="xs" icon="fa fa-chevron-left">[[:Watching TV|See also: Other watching options]]</btn>
+<lead>If you have a Roku device that is running Roku firmware version 9.0 or later, you can use the HDHomeRun Roku app to access your HDHomeRun tuner and playback DVR content.</lead>
-===== Beta warning =====
+Your Roku needs to have a reliable internet connection, either via wired ethernet or a strong wireless connection (preferably using 802.11ac on a 5GHz bandwidth). The app does not work outside of your home network, and the Roku needs to be connected to the same local network as HDHomeRun tuner.
-<WRAP important 100%>HDHomeRun beta software lets customers try out software before it has been released, and give feedback on it. Since beta software has not yet been officially released, it may contain bugs or otherwise not function properly. Helping us test beta software helps us to make the official release of the software even better.
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-  * Only live over the air TV is supported at present. The HDHomeRun Prime is not currently officially supported in this release, but we are working to add support, and it likely will work with most cable providers outside of Comcast, as long as the channels are not DRM protected.
+====ATSC 3.0====
+<WRAP indent>
-  * DVR support has not yet been added.
+To receive most ATSC 3.0 broadcasts you will need a Roku device that supports the AC-4 audio codec and the HEVC video codec. DRM-restricted channel support is being worked on and is not yet supported.
-  * To hear audio, you need a TV, AV receiver, or soundbar that can decode Dolby Digital or AC3 audio over HDMI. Most modern TVs can do this, though we’ve noticed a few Samsung TVs cannot. All Roku televisions should be able to play audio without any trouble.
-  * Support is limited to those Roku devices that have been updated to support MPEG-2 with Firmware version 9.0 or above.
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-===== Supported HDHomeRun products =====
+===== How to install the HDHomeRun Roku Channel =====
+To install simply search for the HDHomeRun Channel on your Roku and install it there, or use the Roku website while logged in ([[https://channelstore.roku.com/details/297903/hdhomerun|app link]]).
-===== How to install the HDHomeRun beta app =====
-This is a beta app, which means you have to go through a small process to set things up. Visit my.roku.com, log in to your Roku account, and select Add Channel with a code.
-Then enter the HDHomeRun channel access code: N6MN9QC
-Click yes/accept through a few beta warning pages. Now, on your Roku device, the HDHomeRun Live app may already just be there. If not, follow the instructions to refresh the channels list found on the last page.
+===== Can't hear audio? =====
+To hear audio, you need a TV, AV receiver, or soundbar that can decode Dolby Digital or AC3 audio over HDMI. Most modern TVs can do this, though we’ve noticed a few Samsung TVs cannot. All Roku televisions should be able to play audio without any trouble.
-And you're done!
+**Roku audio settings:**
-===== Can't hear audio =====
+  - Go to the **Roku home screen**
+  - Then navigate to **"Settings"** -> **"Audio"**
+  - Select **"Streaming audio format"** and change it to **"Dolby"**
+  - Go back to **Audio** and select **"Digital output format"**
+  - and change **"Digital output format"** mode to **"Custom" → "Dolby" → "Dolby Digital"**
-Roku home screen -> Settings -> Audio -> HDMI -> Dolby Digital
+<wrap tip>If you are still having issues: While watching live TV in the HDHomeRun app, press the ** * ** button and see if your **"Volume mode"** is set to **"off"** (this might not always be required, depending on the Roku model)</wrap>