A:AnswerHello! This TV offers 4 HDMI ports.
As a tip, be sure to check out the product description tab labeled, "Specifications" for an in-depth look at this TV's offerings. You may have to click on the down arrow to expand the section fully. Happy Streaming!
A:AnswerHello Nancy, Hulu will be on mostly all new smart TVs, Roku is simply the operating system of the TV much like windows or Apple. Through Roku you can download the Hulu App and with your Hulu Subscription watch any content they have to offer.
A:AnswerHello Flipped, unfortunately Roku TVs do not have orientation options but if the video or photo is played upside down it should be shown upside down.
A:AnswerHello The Roku 65" Class plus series QLED 4K Smart Roku TV has the QLED panel, Dolby Vision, Full array local dimming, Dolby Atmos, WiFi 6, bluetooth, and it has our Roku voice remote pro which is rechargeable, has a mid-field mic for hands free voice commands such as "Hey Roku, Turn off my TV", "Hey Roku, Find my remote", and so on, plus a cable management clip.
A:AnswerThe TV will require an application for the games you want to play. Some are free.
My Roku TV did not come with preloaded games like some laptops have.
A:AnswerPlease check your Modem/router if applicable for upload and download speeds.
In addition, what type of internet you have could also cause unstable internet connection redulting in frequent buffering.
Are you on a low speed DSL connect through a independent internet company, a satellite provider like Hughes internet in remote places.
Also, how many people/devices are online on your internet at the same time can seriously degrade the stability enough to cause buffering or dropped connections.
Lots of reasons, but i'd start with the net service to see if you need to upgrade your service. Check with your internet company and tell them that you are having many dropped, or unstable internet sessions. Let them diagnose and advise you.
My TV and streambar works great and I dont think yours is faulty.
A:AnswerHello Chris, There is no slot for a Memory card but you can plug in a USB to get live TV pause.
Live TV Pause: When using an antenna or connecting cable TV without a set-top box, add a 16GB USB flash drive to your Roku TV and pause live digital broadcast television for up to 90 minutes using Live TV Pause. If you forget to pause and miss an important scene, your Roku TV allows you to rewind and catch up. Note: Live TV Pause is only available when watching "over-the-air" broadcast TV from the Live TV input. It is not available when watching live streaming TV from The Roku Channel.
or as a media player
Roku Media Player: Use the Roku Media Player channel to play your own personal movie and music files that may be stored on your computer or USB drive.
for More information visit https://support.roku.com/article/208756068
