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How To Manage Channel Subscriptions On Roku Roku is certainly one of the most sought after streaming service providers across the globe that offers unmatched live and on-demand video streaming services through a myriad of streaming devices. It offers a wide range of streaming media players with power-packed features. Apart from that, Roku also gives you access to thousands of movies and TV shows that you can watch in real-time over the internet.There is a dedicated Channel Store on Roku that lets you subscribe to a number of popular streaming channels. You can subscribe to these channels and make payments via the payment method linked to your Roku account for secure purchases. Another big advantage of using the Roku account is that you can manage or cancel all your channel subscriptions and purchases through the same account any time you want. This blog shows how you can do that.You may also like Observe Field in rokuHow To Cancel A Subscription On Roku?You can cancel a channel subscription on Roku in multiple ways. You can do so on your Roku enabled television set either from your Channel lineup or by going into the Roku Channel Store settings. Let's see how you can do that.Go to your Roku Home screen.Find a subscribed channel using the arrow buttons on the remote.Press the Star (*) button on your Roku TV remote.Select Manage Subscriptions where you can see all your current subscriptions along with their renewal date.Select Cancel Subscription to unsubscribe and confirm your selection. You can choose whether you want to remove the channel immediately or you want to keep it till the subscription period ends.Doing it from the webYou can also manage your subscriptions from the Roku's official website on your computer and smartphones. Let's see how you can do that!Launch your web or mobile browser and go to my.roku.com.Sign in to your Roku account.Select Manage Your Subscriptions.Once you do that, you'll get a list of all your existing subscriptions along with their status and renewal date. There will be an Unsubscribe or Renew button next to each Subscription. Take the preferred step by selecting any of these two options.

Technology: ROKU ADVERTISING FRAMEWORK (RAF) , ROKU SDK more Category: ERP Solutions

Anirudh Bhardwaj

01 Dec 2017

How To Configure Your Roku TV For Antenna Input Roku TV is a brilliant television set with a built-in streaming box that gives you access to over-the-top (OTT) media content for an extraordinary TV viewing experience. For that, you must have an active subscription to Roku streaming services. However, if you don't want that, you can also use your Roku TV to receive over-the-air broadcast signals through a dish antenna. You may not be aware of that but your Roku TV is also equipped with an ATSC tuner which provides you access to the digital over-the-air broadcast channels. There's a dedicated Antenna TV input port on your Roku TV. These channels can be accessed through an HDTV antenna when it's connected to the Antenna Input of your Roku TV. In this blog, you'll learn how to set up Antenna TV input on your Roku TV. Also read How To Manage Channel Subscriptions On RokuSetting Up Antenna Input For The First TimeDepending on the type of locality and area where you are living, you may be able to receive free over-the-air broadcast channels. But for that you will have to configure your Roku TV for Antenna input. Let's see how you can do that.Connect your HDTV antenna to the “Ant/Cable In” port at the back of your TV through a coaxial cable.Once the antenna is connected to your Roku TV, you can now tune in to the Antenna settings manually.Turn on your Roku TV. From the Homescreen, select Antenna TV. In case it doesn't show the Antenna TV option, you can add it manually.For doing that manually, go to Settings > TV Inputs > Antenna TV > Set up input. After that, you can easily complete the set up by following the on-screen instructions.It may take some time while it searches for the available TV stations in your area. In the same way, you can connect it to a Cable TV source if you have an active cable TV connection. However, before you do that, we strongly recommend that you must consult your cable TV provider to know if it will work properly in TV RF input or not. This is because most of the cable TV operators have digitized their cable TV signals and now they require set-top-boxes in order to be displayed on the TV screen. Also note that the smart guide feature will not be available in case you have connected to a Cable TV source or HDTV antenna. if case you have any query contact us at [email protected].

Technology: ROKU ADVERTISING FRAMEWORK (RAF) , ROKU SDK more Category: ERP Solutions

Anirudh Bhardwaj

14 Nov 2017

How To Perform Soft And Hard Reset On Roku Roku is by far one of the best streaming media players available in the market. It is famous for its upbeat live streaming services as well as the awe-inspiring features. For all one knows, Roku has a lot to offer. Be it the stunning graphics, superlative media quality, subscription to Netflix, Hulu Plus and the availability of hundreds of apps and games, Roku always stands off the charts. When it comes to hardware, Roku offers a compact yet powerful streaming box which fits right into your palm. But as the say, nothing in this world is perfect and Roku is no exception. Like every other streaming media player, Roku too, has its shortcomings.One software bug you might encounter in Roku is that the screen freezes sometimes when you try to switch from one channel to another. This can be at times quite perturbing. There are many other minor bugs in Roku that you may start to experience at some point or another. This generally happens when you are downloading too many apps or downloading the apps from the untrusted sources. It can also happen in case you are using an outdated version of Roku. But don't worry, it is fixable.Performing a hard or soft reset is probably not the best solution to the issues like this but you can't deny that it can fix most of the issues in any device and Roku is no exception. So by resetting your Roku device to its factory settings, there is no guarantee that it will fix the problem. But it's really worth a try as most of the times, it can be the perfect solution. In this blog, I'll tell you how to soft and hard reset your Roku device. Also read How To Configure Your Roku TV For Antenna InputPerforming A Soft ResetFirst things first. Let's begin with the soft reset. In Roku, doing a soft reset will simply reboot the Roku OS without changing your settings and without losing your data. Seeing it this way, it can be compared with the reboot process in a smartphone or PC. You might have noticed that when some problem is encountered in your smartphone, rebooting your device can fix the issue if it's not that serious. In the same way, soft resetting your Roku device can fix most of the issues, at least for some time.If you're using Roku 4 or Roku Ultra, you reboot or soft reset your device by going into System Settings.To do that on Roku Ultra, go to Settings > System > Power > System Restart.However, in the older Roku models, you'll find the Reset button at the back of the streaming box. Pressing that button will soft reset your device without losing any data or settings.Performing A Hard ResetPerforming a hard reset is least recommended as it wipes all the data and settings from your device. But sometimes it's the only option you are left with. However, before performing a hard reset, you must try performing the soft reset and see if that fixes the problem. If you are using Roku Ultra, you can hard reset your device by following these steps.Go to Settings > System > Advanced System Settings > Factory Reset.But in case you are using older Roku models, the process might be a bit obscure. In an older Roku device, you can do so by following these steps.First of all, you need to remove all the cords and cables from the back of the device except for the power cord.After doing that, press and hold the Reset button at the back of the streaming box.Hold it for around 15-20 seconds and at the same time, remove the power cord as well.Release the Reset button. Wait for about 10 seconds and then plug in all the cables back to the device.So that's pretty much how you perform a soft or hard reset on your Roku device. If you're still having problems with your Roku media player, it is recommended that you contact the Roku support team for help!

Technology: ROKU ADVERTISING FRAMEWORK (RAF) , ROKU SDK more Category: ERP Solutions

Anirudh Bhardwaj

10 Jan 2017

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