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Originally Posted by Topspinmo
“ If you are using an Xfinity cable box, you are not streaming. That is why the OP's post needs clarification. What type of Roku device does the OP have, what type of Xfinity box is it, and how is it connected? Without more information, the OP's issue cannot be resolved. A new Roku stick only costs about $50, so trying to fix a 10 or 15 year old Roku device is not worth doing. Just buy new Roku devices“
And it’s’ streams from cable box it’s where I get internet access. Any streaming device can’t stream without internet connection.
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To clarify, you do not need an internet connection in your house to watch Xfinity channels if you have an Xfinity cable box connected to the cable that enters your house. The Roku device is a streaming device that needs an internet connection, but not a cable box. If you want to stream using a Roku device, all you need is a wifi signal and a TV, not a cable box. So, Roku streaming and cable TV are two entirely different ways to watch TV. Some people mistakenly think that they need internet service to watch cable TV. They don't.