Roku OS 13.0 brings several exciting new features and improvements to enhance your streaming experience: Backdrops Roku has introduced a new screensaver feature called Backdrops, which displays beautiful artwork and photography when your device is idle. This visually appealing addition replaces the traditional black screensaver. Roku Smart Picture Roku Smart Picture is a new feature … Read more
Many of you have commented on my YouTube channel about a problem where your TV displays a “No Signal” message on the screen when trying to use the Amazon Fire TV Stick. I have decided it might be worth it to write a post on how to deal with this common problem. When you get … Read more
I tried to experiment with Hulu’s Watch Party. A feature that allows you to watch Hulu content and interact with it via chat with others. The feature didn’t work for me. Throwing a “Sorry. We’ve encountered an error processing this request. Please clear your browser cache and try again”. Clearing cache didn’t work for me … Read more
Being able to customize your view within streaming content apps is a valued feature for streaming content watchers. It makes things easier to find and the less clutter on your screen the better. The Peacock app heavily lacks customizations for its main screen. Much of the content that is displayed on the main screen is … Read more
Android users can easily play Spotify music to their Amazon Echo devices over the network. The Echo automatically shows up as an option under the list of devices in the Spotify app when they are all connected to the same network. iPhone and iPad users however will find that things work differently in the Spotify … Read more
Loud video ads seem to be more problematic these days than they used to be. It seems every screen I load on my Fire TV inundates me with automatic videos that play trailers for stuff they want me to watch.
The Peacock app will automatically play video when you first open the app. It’s annoying! So, we cover how you can turn this feature off with the following steps:
So, your 7-year-old found that Taylor Swift song on YouTube and wants to play it on repeat it for infinity? You might be better off telling her “There’s no way to do that!”. But there actually is a little hack you can use to repeat the same video over and over again.
One of the shows I enjoyed watching with my Dad was Cops. I guess that’s why I’m a huge fan of On Patrol: Live.
I’m involved in quite a few message boards for the show, and it seems many people have trouble figuring out how to stream the show live. So, I decided to make this guide.