Users questions 

How does Roku work with Xfinity cable?

Joe Ford

How does Roku work with Xfinity cable?

Open the app from the Xfinity Channel in the Roku Channel Store and choose Sign In. You’ll see the Activation Code screen on your Roku or Roku-connected device. From the web browser, enter the six-digit code provided from the Roku device. Enter your Xfinity ID and password, then select Sign In.

Is Xfinity on Roku free?

Comcast makes its new Roku-like streaming box free for internet customers. Comcast launched the device in March and previously charged customers $5 a month for the 4K HDR streaming box and voice remote. Under the new offer, broadband customers can receive one box for free and lease another for $5 a month.

Does Xfinity flex work with Roku?

Learn more about the simple setup in our Xfinity Flex Activation Guide. I have a Roku/Fire TV/Smart TV. Xfinity Flex is a 4K-capable streaming device that allows you to search your entire entertainment library with the award-winning Voice Remote, without switching inputs.

How much is an extra Xfinity box?

If you’d like to watch your Xfinity content on another TV, you can pay $9.95 a month for an extra X1 DVR—or choose a non-DVR X1 TV box for $5.00 a month to use on the additional TV.

Can you sync two Rokus in the same house?

But, yes, you can watch different channels on different boxes in the same account. It’s just that both boxes will have the same channel line up, and the one account will get billed for any pay channels accessible to either box under that one account.

How does Roku work with multiple TVs?

To stream Roku on multiple or more than one television, user will be in need to create appropriate account settings and link the Roku devices with to your account. So in order in order to acquire Roku on more than one TV set the user needs to have separate streaming player for every TV set.

Can you stream to multiple TVs?

First, a device must be physically attached to your TV to be able to watch streaming content through it. You can’t access the signal from a device connected to a different TV. Second, if you have multiple TVs in your home but you only ever watch one at a time, you can simply move your device from one TV to another.