Roku: How to find your Roku IP address
Roku makes some of thebest streaming devices, offering control over what you watch. It lets you access your favorite movies, TV shows, sports events, and music whenever you like. you’re able to also enjoy popular services like Prime Video, Netflix, and HBO Max on it. Like most smart devices in your home, Roku is also on a network, and you might need its IP address for troubleshooting. This guide shows you how to find your Roku IP address using your remote, the Roku mobile app, a Chrome extension, and a router.
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How to find the Roku IP address with your remote
you may determine your Roku IP address using your remote (as long as you may find it).
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How to find the IP address of your Roku without a remote
Sometimes, you cannot locate your remote or need to replace the batteries. In cases where you cannot access Roku’s menus to view the IP address, there are still a few options available to find it.
Using the Roku app
Using the Remoku Chrome extension
Remoku is a third-party app that lets you control your device without a physical remote. The Chrome extension opens Remoku in a popup window on your browser. It allows you to control your Roku with the keyboard or on-screen icons. you’re able to also use it to view your Roku IP address.
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Using your router to find the IP address
you’re able to find the IP address if your router lets you see all the devices it connects to.
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Enjoy your favorite shows on Roku
Finding your Roku IP address is straightforward, whether you have the remote or not. To improve your streaming experience, try these Rokutips and tricks.
Although Roku devices are usually reliable, you might experience a few issues like poor performance, audio issues, connectivity problems, and overheating. you’re able to refer to ourguideto troubleshoot common issues.
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