“I have a flat screen TV that is built into a wooden wall unit. Only the TV's front surface is exposed. With the Roku Streaming Stick attached to the back of the TV (unexposed) will the Stick receive the Wi-Fi and Roku remote control signals?”
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Yes, as long as the WiFi signal can be detected in that area of your house, it doesn’t have to face out in front if the TV. Mine is the same way and I just point my remote to my TV and the signal gets to the stick in back of the TV.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, the Roku remote works with an RF signal so it can go through solid objects. Most remotes work with ir signals.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have the Roku in an HDMI port on a TV on the far side of my house, opposite from the wireless router and it seems to stream 4K just fine. Now, this also include a TON of interference items in between the two. I don't think you should have a problem with a little drywall and studs. My suggestion is get a WiFi signal strength app for you phone, go to where you are gonna have the Roku installed and see what the app tells you. Try and download a big picture or file or something from a laptop on wireless from that location. Hope this all helps.
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