Roku is supposed to be one of the best media streaming players with which you can watch online videos and also display your TV's large local files on your phone. While it's powerful and has over 1,000 supported channels, there's still a problem when you're using this smart streaming box, isn't it?

As the Roku Streaming increased with leap and bounds over the time, so has increased the various issues with streaming. But you no need to worry now because we are here for help. We will provide the useful troubleshooting tips for all sorts of Roku USA problems that anyone may encounter while streaming.

So here are the various streaming issues and how to troubleshoot them:

There is not enough local file format support

When you are beaming you move files to Roku because the format compatible with Roku is rare and this can be a major problem. They are MKV, MP4, MOV, and WMV. If your file is just not in this range, such as a 3GP file? In this case, either you can use a third-party tool to help such as any format converter like “allcast”, or the other option is consulting from the Roku Help team. Not only for this, but also they could guide you with how to deal with No volume on Roku error. The experts of Roku can assist you with A to Z solutions for each of your queries and confusions.

Can't stream from PC to Roku media

There is no complete solution for this issue; the best way to stream media from PC to Roku and do it is to use a third-party tool on the desktop. For this, there are various tools available online such as the Wondershare Video Converter. Apart from this, given below is an adequate solution that you may try.

Use a USB drive with Roku Media Player

Many but not all models of the Roku streaming player comes accompanied with a built-in USB port. Roku has always provides this feature in its Roku 3 version, and the latest models of Roku 2 (although not the old models of Roku 2) comes accompanied with a USB port.

You can find your Roku at the store this channel, or add it from a web browser here. All you have to do is just select the connected USB device, and then select the media file, and tap on play.

However, you must ensure that the media files must be in a Roku supported format else they will not be able to play on Roku. Consult the official list of supported formats from Roku.com to ensure media files supported by the channel. If you have an unsupported file type, you can always transcode it like a handbrake utility before putting it on a USB drive.

Video buffer or low quality

This is probably the biggest problem when streaming online videos and also your local files, many of which are connected to your internet. The recommended speed for each computer or device should be 3 Mbps. So now you need to test your internet speed from here. If the network is slow, there are still some basic things that you can do instead of changing your bandwidth. These measures include:

• Closer to the wireless router
• Replace your Roku player
• Moving away from a cordless phone or other interference
• We recommend that you use a wired network whenever possible.
• Video buffer

Roku freezes

Although the Roku freeze is not the main problem for all the owners, there are quite a few people who are crazy about this. How can you avoid this?

Fortunately, there are things you can do. First, you need to stay calm and get rid from heating. Then you will need to get the updated firmware. Keep updating to your Roku player as well as your router to avoid encountering Roku Error. If Roku freezes your streaming dysplastic channel, you will need to move to another platform or find an alternative solution.