I really don't need a signal booster. Download speed is around 30 mb/s. If that won't download Netflix data then I need to cancel my membership. I can't see how this is the issue given everything else works fine - even ESPN which has notoriously been the one that buffers or fades the signal. Not even any problems with it.

Ironically, my phone is faster as a wifi than the browser on the phone itself (likely because CPU capacity on the phone is lower than most computers, devices, etc.)

(08-03-2017 09:45 AM)ThreeifbyLightning Wrote:  I really don't need a signal booster. Download speed is around 30 mb/s. If that won't download Netflix data then I need to cancel my membership. I can't see how this is the issue given everything else works fine - even ESPN which has notoriously been the one that buffers or fades the signal. Not even any problems with it.

Ironically, my phone is faster as a wifi than the browser on the phone itself (likely because CPU capacity on the phone is lower than most computers, devices, etc.)

Is it an older model Roku ?

I think FireSticks are pretty cheap nowadays, and it'd give you a second option to watch multiple streaming events at once.

It's a 3.

Got it resolved. Simultaneously did a reset of the Roku device and the phone/wifi and that synced it back up. Still weird this only happened on just one Roku app.

(08-03-2017 06:42 PM)ThreeifbyLightning Wrote:  Got it resolved. Simultaneously did a reset of the Roku device and the phone/wifi and that synced it back up. Still weird this only happened on just one Roku app.

Happened with my Samsung TV last week too. Now it works fine. Guessing a Netflix update across multiple platforms caused some issues for some.