Can I hook a Roku up to this ?
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I have connected an AppleTV to it successfully so don't see why you can't use a Roku? Best would be to call Epson and talk to someone about it. They can give you a definitive answer. I had a lot of great help from Epson when I had to call them about an issue. Their service dept was very helpful.
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Yes. If your TV has RCA inputs (yellow, white, and red), you are set. If not, you still can:Buy an old working VCR (dirt cheap on Craigslist) that has RCA inputs and cable line output. Hook the Roku's RCA inputs into the VCR, run the cable from the VCR to the TV. Turn on the VCR and set it to whatever line in you are running the Roku into. NOTE: You may need to play an old VHS tape in it for a few seconds, turn the tape off, THEN press the input button to bring Roku up. One of my VCR's is goofy like this. But otherwise, no big deal.
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Absolutely. I have my Roku3 input via hdmi so I can pull both hdmi and toslink out to my TV and receiver. Works great.
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I tried this with Roku 3 to connect to a VGA projector. It keeps getting interrupted with digital rights management warnings.:(
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yes it will because it has not only HDMI outlet but also component TV outlet ( red white and yellow connectors ) if your TV is really really old and has only the antenna IN connection in that case just get a modulator ( less than 15$) to connect Roku to Antenna IN in your TV with component. see here http://www.ebay.com/itm/Philips-PH61159-RF-Modulator-Video-Converter-with-S-VIDEO-INPUT-/261066772715
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You can do anything a Roku box or Google TV box will let you do as long as you have something like that installed. The TV is just a TV.
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It should I use it with a dvd player that has wifi on it. Just make sure it's close enough to your roku box to get a good signal.
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Yes you can, it's possible. You need to setup a channel for that. Then you use your PC as webserver and broadcast via wifi.Not exactly like streaming via wifi, but you can also download to a USB dongle and then plug that into the Roku USB port. The most expensive Roku model has that capability.
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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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You could run the red yellow and white from roku to an RF Modulator, then coaxial out from the RF modulator to a really old tv. Amazon sells the RF modulators.
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This is NOT a wireless router, so you would need to run a wired connection to the Roku. This box is 10/100 speed (max - 100MBPS). The fastest typical internet in the US typically available peaks out at 50MBPS (yes, I know there are some faster but MOST people who have Crapcast top out at 50). So this device is more than adequate for what you are trying to achieve.
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You can hook up private channels with this unit. I have one called RoxBox. Then you can stream stuff to your roku box from the USB port on the back, using a thumb drive. You can also stream pics, music and movies/video files from your computer to your TV, using the roku XR device. I love this device and I am glad I got it! I have both the HD and the XR.
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You would have to connect an external box like amazon fire, google chromecast or roku player to the HDMI input.
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Not sure about that. All my devices (PCs, phones, tablets) see this NAS as a DLNA server. I don't know if the Roku can do that.
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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.
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No you can't, but you can plug a roku into the HDMI and plug the USB drive into it and watch it that way
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u need a usb cable that is not included. one end goes into port on tv and the other into Roku.