Do you need one for each TV / multiple rooms? null

Yes. You need a Roku for each television - or, if it is just you, and you aren't using the other television at the moment, you can just move the Roku between televisions. Also, because of its small size and ease of portability, you can pack it with you if you go on trips and have internet access at the hotel, or wherever you are staying.

This really depends! If more than one tv will be using Roku at the same time, then yes, one for each tv. But, if you plan to watch Roku on one tv then want it in another room later, you can easily unplug it and plug it into the next tv. Very simple!

Yes unless you have WiFi then you can use a roku box in one room and the roku streaming stick in the other room

Yes. *Unless you have an hdmi splitter and some long cables.

If you want to watch different channels at the same time, then yes you would need a separate unit for each tv/room. However, if you don't plan on watching different shows in different rooms simultaneously, you could use an hdmi splitter, but then you'll have to get cables, splitter and run all the wires.

No you do not, but you'd have to run your antenna cable to a distribution box that then splits your signal to the supported rooms in your house.

Yes, you will need a device for each TV.

There is only one HDMI output from the Roku box, so yes, one per TV to receive the streaming content

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Yes. You need a Roku for each television - or, if it is just you, and you aren't using the other television at the moment, you can just move the Roku between televisions. Also, because of its small size and ease of portability, you can pack it with you if you go on trips and have internet access at the hotel, or wherever you are staying.
Answered by Daelda 10 years ago
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This really depends! If more than one tv will be using Roku at the same time, then yes, one for each tv. But, if you plan to watch Roku on one tv then want it in another room later, you can easily unplug it and plug it into the next tv. Very simple!
Answered by beckycor 10 years ago
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Yes unless you have WiFi then you can use a roku box in one room and the roku streaming stick in the other room
Answered by Ernest 10 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Automaster 10 years ago
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Yes. *Unless you have an hdmi splitter and some long cables.
Answered by Rhuken 10 years ago
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If you want to watch different channels at the same time, then yes you would need a separate unit for each tv/room. However, if you don't plan on watching different shows in different rooms simultaneously, you could use an hdmi splitter, but then you'll have to get cables, splitter and run all the wires.
Answered by EDinNC 10 years ago
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No you do not, but you'd have to run your antenna cable to a distribution box that then splits your signal to the supported rooms in your house.
Answered by rondre3000 10 years ago
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Yes, you will need a device for each TV.
Answered by PrincipalCJ 10 years ago
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There is only one HDMI output from the Roku box, so yes, one per TV to receive the streaming content
Answered by RonKirk 10 years ago
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Yes, 1 roku for each TV.
Answered by tonydzay 10 years ago
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