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How to Get YouTube on Roku: 7 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
April 4, 2024
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Introduction:

Roku is a convenient platform that enables users to access a wide range of streaming services and apps. One popular app among these is YouTube. In this article, we will discuss the simple steps to get YouTube up and running on your Roku device.

Step 1: Turn Your Roku Device On

Ensure that your Roku device is connected to the television and the power source. Turn it on by pressing the “Home” button on your Roku remote.

Step 2: Navigate to the Roku Channel Store

Using your Roku remote, navigate to the “Home” screen where you’ll find the main menu options. Scroll down until you find “Streaming Channels” and select it. This will take you to the Roku Channel Store.

Step 3: Search for YouTube App

In the search bar at the top of the screen, type in “YouTube” and press “OK” using your remote. Wait for a few seconds for Roku to generate search results containing YouTube App.

Step 4: Add YouTube Channel

Once you locate the official YouTube channel in the search results, highlight it using your remote and select “Add Channel”. Follow any on-screen instructions or prompts to complete adding YouTube channel to your home screen.

Step 5: Open YouTube App

Navigate back to the Home screen using your Roku remote. Locate the newly added YouTube app represented by its logo within your channels list. Select it with your remote, and press “OK” button.

Step 6: Sign In (Optional)

For a personalized experience and access to all features, signing in with your Google account is advisable. Upon opening the YouTube app on Roku, follow these directions:

– Scroll around to find ‘Sign In’ option and select it with your remote.

– A unique code will be displayed on your screen.

– From another device like a computer or mobile phone, visit youtube.com/activate.

– Enter the unique code displayed on your Roku screen and follow the prompts to set up your YouTube account on your Roku device.

Step 7: Start Watching

After successfully adding YouTube to your Roku device and signing in, you can now start browsing through an extensive library of videos, access personalized recommendations, and watch your favorite content.

Conclusion:

By following these 7 simple steps, you can easily get YouTube on your Roku device and enjoy countless hours of entertainment. Happy streaming!

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