A:AnswerHello Ultra353! Yes, the Roku Ultra comes with an IR remote, and it is compatible with universal remotes like the Harmony Elite that use IR signals for control. You can program your Harmony Elite to work with the Roku Ultra by selecting the appropriate device profile during the setup process. Just follow the instructions provided with the Harmony Elite for programming and syncing it with your Roku Ultra.
A:AnswerHello Jug! Your Roku Ultra comes with a USB charging cable for the remote. All you need to do is plug your USB charging cable into a USB wall adapter, and the microUSB side into your remote to charge it.
A:AnswerHello, Kat! As of Roku OS 11.5 (Roku OS 12.0 is the most recent), the Roku Ultra (Models 4800X, 4810X & current 4802X) can connect directly to most Bluetooth-enabled headphones. To connect Bluetooth headphones: From the Home Screen > Menu > Settings > Remotes & Devices > Wireless Headphones > Add new wireless headphones (Follow the prompts) - Happy Streaming!
A:AnswerAbsolute have Bluetooth and wired headphones that plug into the remote and you can actually link your tablets or phones as well many features device
A:AnswerHello LionsFan! Yes, DirecTV Stream is available on the Roku Streaming Platform. You'll need a TV with an available HDMI port and a reliable broadband internet connection. As always, you can browse our Roku Channel Store at https://channelstore.roku.com/browse "
A:AnswerHello tomarnold! Yes - The Roku Ultra has a Dolby decoder. It will transcode/convert DD+ to DD for output via HDMI, either autoconfigured detecting DD ("Auto detect" or "Auto passthrough") or manually configured to DD.
A:AnswerStays on. Mine does. You could unplug it or turn off a power strip switch it's plugged into. I'm not sure if constant on/off would shorten it's life.
A:AnswerAll the Roku devices connect via HDMI. If you TV has an HDMI connect (which I would assume it does if it's 2012), then I would expect that any would work fine. Based on the age of the TV, I'd probably go with a cheaper model as the newer ones are designed for 4K streaming. A 2012 TV for sure won't have that. I have an old TV that uses a Roku stick. works fine for me.
A:AnswerMonthly charges are on the stream services (apps - like Netflix, Hulu, etc). The device itself does not come with a charge. There are also lots of apps that have free TV options, and the Roku device will help you find them.
A:AnswerHello Dennis, Most TVs after 2009 have HDMI ports as it became the standard back then, if your TV doesn't have HDMI ports and has RCA ports (Red, White, Yellow) you can purchase an HDMI to RCA adapter and plug it in that way. For assistance please visit Roku Support for any product or support related questions at https://support.roku.com/ or call 408-556-9391
