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Best Ways to Use Your Roku TV Remote

By Matthew Lynch
June 11, 2023
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As more people are ditching traditional cable TV for subscription-based streaming services, Roku TV has become increasingly popular. With a Roku TV, you have access to a vast range of streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, and Apple TV. To navigate these streaming services, you need a Roku TV remote. Though the remote may seem simple, it has various features that can enhance your streaming experience. Here are the best ways to use your Roku TV remote.

  1. Voice Search

If you’re tired of typing out long titles or names, then voice search is an excellent feature for you. You can activate voice search by pressing the microphone button on the remote and speaking into it. It eliminates the need for clicking and typing, and you can find your favorite shows or movies easily.

  1. Private Listening

Sometimes, you may want to watch your favorite shows without disturbing others in the same room. Roku TV’s private listening feature allows you to watch TV with headphones. You can plug in your headphones to the remote’s headphone jack and enjoy your shows privately.

  1. Shortcut Buttons

Your remote’s shortcut buttons are customizable and can make your streaming experience quicker and easier. The remote comes with four buttons labeled A, B, C, and D. You can assign these buttons to your most-used streaming services. Instead of scrolling through the Roku menu to find your preferred streaming service, you can just press the assigned button.

  1. Play/Pause

The Play/Pause button is pretty self-explanatory, but it’s worth mentioning. This allows you to pause or resume playing your movie at any time. You can also use this button to stop your video and go back to the main menu.

  1. Screen Mirroring

With Roku TV’s screen mirroring feature, you can watch your phone’s content on your TV screen. From videos, photos, music, or games, you can use your phone to control your streaming experience. You can enable screen mirroring by navigating to the settings menu on your Roku TV.

  1. Volume and Power

Your Roku TV remote can be used to control the TV’s volume and power. It eliminates the need for having multiple remotes on your coffee table. You can effortlessly turn on your TV, adjust the volume, and switch between streaming services with one remote.

In conclusion, the Roku TV remote is an essential tool that can help streamline your streaming experience. With its useful features, it can enhance your search, playback, and control of your Roku TV. Try these features and see how they can make your TV viewing more enjoyable.

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