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Behold, the pros and cons of TV apps and media streamers. First, some terminology. A smart TV is one with built-in apps for services like Netflix. Often they have web browsers, games, and other timesinks. A media streamer is something like Roku, Apple TV, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, and so on.They are solely for the purpose of streaming content from the Internet or local network to your TV. On a basic level, smart TV features and media streamers do the same thing (stream content), but how well they do it varies a lot.ehold, the pros and cons of TV apps and media streamers. First, some terminology. A smart TV is one with built-in apps for services like Netflix. Often they have web browsers, games, and other timesinks. A media streamer is something like Roku, Apple TV, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, and so on.
Answers. Best Answer: You have to have a Roku for each tv to stream Netflix at the same time, but yeah, you can stream different shows to all your tvs with one Netflix account.You can't have the same show on more than one tv at the same time, but all tvs will be able to stream diferent shows from Netflix.owever, you can't stream to multiple devices from a single set-top-box like Roku or Boxee. You'd need a Roku for each TV (personally I have two Rokus, on on each of my main TVs, and have my third TV in my game room hooked up to an HD antenna for local stations).