I have two HD tvs in separate rooms does that mean I need two separate Roku sticks ? null

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Deezy · Accepted Answer

Yes, unless you wish to manually unplug it from one tv and plug it into the other one. This device is a receiver.

Frequency · Answer

Yes. But you only have to have one Roku account.

NNSS · Answer

I would say 'yes' if you want to view content on each TV simultaneously.

Otherwise, you could always move the Roku stick back and forth as necessary.

CutCable · Answer

Yes, you need two separate roku sticks, unfortunately there is no range extender for it, so in order for your tv to use it, the stick must be directly plugged into the tv. Only option is to unplug and switch tvs when you want to watch it on the other if you only have 1 stick.

Answered by CutCable 10 years ago

SpartanJoe · Answer

Yes but one account. If you have 6 rooms and 6 Roku sticks then you only need one account for all 6 units. But you could set up 1 or more tv's to one cable ran throughout house like you would cable tv but use one Roku. Of course all the tv's on one cable will turn at same time and channel.

Answered by SpartanJoe 9 years ago

dharma · Answer

Yes. The Roku stick can be connected to just one device. So you'll have to buy two Roku Sticks.

CommunityAnswer · Answer

You will need two separate Roku sticks.

jake · Answer

Yes you do. But you can take one from one TV to another with no problem, but that gets old after a time. I have two HD TVs and two sticks. It's a lot less work.

MagikRat · Answer

Yes.. Or you can unplug it and take from room to room

Wraiththe · Answer

Depends on how complicated you want to get.

1) You could carry the stick moving it to each device as needed.

Do yourself a favor and get two, they are inexpensive and worth the investment.

xerocypher · Answer

Yes; one Roku per TV.

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