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Question: No Audio Don't get audio right away when I rent Amazon HD video.  Have to rewind several times.  Any ideas?
Document: I have owned this Roku XDS for a little over a month and have watched 4 movies on it. I bought this mainly to rent movies through Amazon Instant Video. I'm tired of rented DVDs that constantly skip and freeze due to damage.My equipment: DSL connection clocked at 2.5 Mbps via DSLReports. Belkin G Wireless Router (security mode WPA/WPA2). Router is 21 ft away from the Roku. HDMI cable from Roku to a 1080p TV.I cannot receive 1080p.
This is my first experience with an item like this. I believe that I definately made the right choice. It was easy to set up. However a word to future buyers. Please write down all of the codes and such during setup. You will need them during the ongoing setup process. I should have known this, but got in too big of a hurry. I had to back up several times during the setup process to get them.
I love the Roku! It is so easy to use and set up. I am definatly getting more bang for my buck using Netflix now and with the Amazon Video, I can rent new releases right from the Roku. The only thing I would improve is that it is a little bit slow when I am pulling stuff up.
If you didn't want any, nothing would be charged to your card). When I set up Netflix and Amazon videos, Roku had me to a web page (for each) on my computer to activate it. I think it took me 10 minutes to set the whole thing up. I started watching movies right away. I could view HD (1080)(when available)or standard format.
At least I have the consolation of knowing that many people have the same problem, and are on their second or third replacement boxes. I will give it another day (people say they try it several times and sometimes it works and sometimes not). But thank goodness I bought it from Amazon so I can get a refund. If you are thinking of buying from Roku--don't. Buy from Amazon for the security. Oh yeah, I love the Roku--when it works.
I had the Roku two days and was really happy with it, it was easy to set up, worked great. After two days, I got a message that said "audio signal not supported". The Roku forums are FULL of people with the same problem. Customer support is non-existant--it consists of telling you to unplug and re-plug your HDMI cables. My set up was fine, it worked right away, and lasted two days. Then stopped.
I just purchased a Roku XD | S and after a bit of wireless network tussle was excited to get going. I teamed up, Netflix, Amazon, Facebook, and Pandora which was really easy. I like the menus and the easy setup of the box. If you're going to setup a Roku have your laptop right there and things will work seamlessly.My honeymoon period with Roku didn't last long; as soon as I tried Netflix the audio came in choppy.
This unit works great. Now I don't have to go back to the video store to return a DVD. I can see any movie at home that I was able to rent for the same price. I'm a prime member with Amazon.com therefore I can get free streaming from a large selection of movies. I would recomend the Roku to anyone who likes to watch movies.
I couldn't make that go away without changing to a different video. Slightly annoying. There must have been a better way to make that go away.Another thing about the Amazon rentals.. I was floored at the prices. They were asking $10.99 for a rental of a movie called Night Catches (pre-Theatrical Rental) [HD]. Other HD movies were $4.99 a piece to include Winter's Bone, Altitude and Sex in the City 2.
Great little unit, but obsoleted by Roku. Only get if you need older optical audio connection. Will not play VUDU, VEVO, or Amazon Cloud Player. Really sad, because I'm sure the product is fully capable of it. I'm not happy with Roku right now.
Answer: We went to the Roku audio settings and changed from 5.1 surround sound to stereo and that worked for us.