Because if you accidentally forward pass the spot where it shut off your tv rewinding. Then have to unplug your Roku, restart, and then go back to your show and try to get back to where the Roku remote decided to take the rewind as a shutdown tv command. Because it isn’t fun clicking on the rewind button only to have your tv shut off. Side note, my issue is also the same as others, in it doesn’t do it every time, but it does it more times than not. Reading all the other posts, it’s obviously a Roku Ultra / remote issue. Including checking for any updates, replacing remote batteries, uninstalling the Tubi channel and YouTube Tv channel (the two channels it has done this shutting off the tv for me), restarting the Roku Ultra and unplugging and re-plugging back in the Roku, and none of those suggestions resolved the issue. The only same variable to all of the other posts on here with this same issue…the rewind button turning off the tv and not useable until Roku is shutdown (unplugged) and restarted, is mine too is the Roku Ultra device. calls to ask what happened "why did a missile just launch and wipe out China", they'd say "sorry wasn't our fault, you need to call the scientist who made the nuke or you can post your question to our forum." If so we would have already accidentally nuked someone by now. I'm glad our nukes arent on a google, roku, amazon, uber, tesla launch system. It's roku changing stuff again and now shortening the life of my tv bulb. No, its not because they have the same make/model tv (come on, really?), however unlikely that would have been. So as I said its also happening to me, today, yesterday, the day before, a few weeks ago and periodically over the last year. That's if you actually get to interact with a human, someone that understands words grouped together. Normal blame shifting, nobody wants to step up and say "okay, it may not be our fault but Im going to do what I can to help you solve your issue" (referring to paid cust serv reps, not you). Most threads end with something like this "sorry, its not us, its got to be your tvs, I bet you two have the same exact make/model tv, it cant be roku" or "sorry its not us, thats not our app, you need to contact the company that owns it" or "sorry its not roku, it has to be the way you are pushing the button on your remote, go to you tube and watch some videos on how to use a remote". People just dont want to take the time to post a question only to get referred to the maker of product or the company that owns the app, so on. So its more than 2 people out of 50 mil or whatever statistic was spouted off in another comment. Sometimes remote still works sometimes it has to be learned. Hit rewind, turns tv off and after turning it back on, its always on vudu channel. Since I have been more careful about how I grab it when I take it out of my pocket it hasn't happened again.Same issue with my Roku Ulta and 20 year old sony wega. It's happened to me a few times, and I am fairly certain that is the cause. Paul the black button in its recess have been accidentally triggered - and would that explain the issue, or is there something else to consider. I then noticed that the very easily pressed rewind button has the effect of de-clutching the sprocket wheel for about half the advance of the wind-on lever.Ĭould the black button in its recess have been accidentally triggered - and would that explain the issue, or is there something else to consider. I've opened the back of the camera minus film and fired the shutter and wound on, and the sprocket wheel turns just fine - as does the take-up spool. Each looked as though the film hadn't fully wound on. I've only run two rolls through my RD so far - but both had a few weird frames of partly double exposed pictures.
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