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Question: closed caption Can you get closed caption on Nexflix streaming to the TVwith this player?
Document: If that's a concern, get the XDS for a little bit more or, sorry Roku, buy a streaming Blu Ray player for roughly the same price and get the best of both worlds with fewer cables.
The player never turns off which is annoying.So overall I believe that the materials used were cheap and caused it to shoot craps after 7 months. All I have to say to you guys that are looking for a good net-flicks streaming device, spend the little extra money and get something better.
Backstory: I had a 1st-generation Roku player and loved it -- so I know that when it works like it's supposed to, the Roku player is simple to set up and use, and it ROCKS for streaming Netflix! I purchased a new Roku XD player for Christmas 2010, but it never worked right. I wasn't able to get one that works, even though my friend bought one at the same time that is fine.
So when I got this Roku HD device it worked great 720P streaming HD  movies and everything. 7 months later, this player will not play HD content on a acceptable level. It takes at least 20 minutes to load any kind of movies or newscast. The customer support from ROKU is horrendous, because they are a bunch of techs from India that can hardly speak English. I called 3 times before I could get a answer to my problem but then I have to jump through hoops before anything will be done.
After battling for months trying to get closed captioning with the Roku, being assured by Netflix that the programs we were trying to watch were providing captions, Roku finally said this model wouldn't show closed captions, and we would just have to buy a better model. Nowhere in the description of the product does it mention this. Nope, not going to deal with them again. We will spend a few more dollars on a Sennheiser unit.
Netflix has improved over the months by adding more movies to the "Watch Instantly" selection. I pay a flat rate of $7.99 for streaming only and have hundreds on movies in my queue. Hulu Plus is my latest favorite. I pay a flat rate of $7.99 monthly to use their library. I like that I can stream it through the Roku and the best part is a lot of the TV show series have Closed Captioning!
Now I can have movies every few hours instead of every few days. I love, love, love this gadget. I'm kicking myself for not having purchased it sooner. IMO, the $79 investment has already paid for itself.Roku 2050X XD Streaming Player 1080p
This is a great player and fun technology, especially with all the advances is streaming technology in the last year. Its very easy to setup and is a great add on for someone who watches lots of movies. One important thing to remember in this case is if you have a slow internet connection, you dont necessarily have to buy the HD version. Most DSL connections are not fast enough for HD.
I recently made a move to try to join those of you who are already part of the 21st Century by installing a wireless router (Cisco E-1200) and a ROKU HD streaming player to attach to my TV (Panasonic VIERA 720p).I was excited when the ROKU unit arrived in the mail. The wireless unit was already installed and doing what I thought was a great job.
Anger about this device. When it is working - it buffers/reloads about every 30 seconds. More time to buffer than to play. Even after upgrading both my router and my internet- it made no difference. I have flawless Netfix viewing on both my blue-ray player and my laptop so I know that my wireless internet system is not the problem and trying to find better placement for the device is just tiresome and a huge waste of time.Roku XD Streaming Player 1080pMy advice: Save your money!
Answer: No, you can't. And when I emailed Roku customer service (3 times) to ask about that, I never got so much as an acknowledgment, let alone an answer.