Roku 4 with 4K coming 21st of october

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keriboi

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#1452066 17-Dec-2015 08:46

geekiegeek: Actually I just had another go with the supplied adaptor and its all working fine. No smoke.

Still working ?:) I did a bit of digging and not sure but it looks like Roku also rated the R3 at 110v only but it works fine at 240v with an adapter.

geekiegeek

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#1452071 17-Dec-2015 08:52

Still running with no problems

keriboi

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#1454674 21-Dec-2015 17:11

Plug mine in and no problems either :)

jaidevp

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#1478938 26-Jan-2016 12:35

Received my Roku 4 and am looking for the best way to power it. So to be clear, people are using the Roku4 supplied Power adapter labeled 100-120V on our 220/240V supply and its working fine?

I was going to go an purchase the following http://www.jaycar.co.nz/Power-Products-Electrical/Plugpacks/DC-Output/SWITCHMODE-MAINS-ADAPTOR-12VDC-2-5A/p/MP3490

geekiegeek

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#1478976 26-Jan-2016 13:14

Yes the supplied power supply works fine.

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#1487107 7-Feb-2016 17:57

I'm having trouble getting Vudu working on my Roku4. It just sits there"Loading" when I start the Vudu app never gets past this.

Is it working for others?

I have a Edge router lite and use the host file from Dns4me for all unblocks.
Netflix, Amazon video and Hulu seem fine.

EDIT: Solved it, just disabled and re-enabled the service via the dns4me user console.

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