Is it possible to cast to roku - Roku Televison & Video

To enjoy the streaming capabilities of your TCL Roko TV, it should be connected to the Internet. This can be done via WiFi (available on all TCL Roku TVs) or Ethernet cable (applicable only for TCL Roku 4K TVs). Here's a quick video that you can connect your TCL Roku TV to your home wireless network. You can also mention the step-by-step instructions given below, choose your preferred connection. For more information visit our site: http://www.rokucomlink.info/

Buy a Roku and get the Amazon prime application.

You need to buy chromecast or any similar device. Connect it to your hdtv using hdmi connection. While wifi is on, you can cast what your watching in the phone by pressing the cast symbol on your phone screen.

you can also try pressing the google home icon in your phone and select cast your phone to your tv.

There are lots of video samples in casting your phone to your tv using chromecast or other similar devices like roku, etc in youtube.

Only if the tablet supports hdmi out. Usually via the usb port or a dedicated mini hdmi port. Check the owners manual or Google the specs for your tablet. If it doesn't you can mirror your tablet however to do so you either need a wifi enabled tv that supports mirroring or a dongle like roku, chrome cast etc. with mirroring capabilities.

You cant. It does not support any video out. The o ly thing you can do is cast the tablet to something like a roku, chrome cast, etc

Few Solutions:
- Connect your PC as an extra monitor and watch Netflix through browser
- Buy Google Cast device and cast Netflix from your mobile device to your TV (Cheapest way)
- Buy a smart TV that has Netflix installed
- Buy a media box (Like Roku), connect it to your TV, install the Netflix app via the Roku channel store

Glenda, Are you connected to your tv by HDMI or AV cables?
The blue screen is usually an indication of one of two things.
1: The HDMI cable has come loose but not entirely disconnected (Turn off Roku and TV unplug the HDMI cable from the Roku AND Tv and reconnect them making sure to seat the ends securely and turn on TV and Roku in that order)
2: your TV or receiver may not support HDCP (a content copy-protection solution) over HDMI. This is generally true for older TV models that have early HDMI implementations that do not follow current standards. Try connecting your player with the included A/V composite cable instead.