You can turn on the ability to open the Roku remote, play or pause Roku, search Roku, and turn a Roku on and off for certain models. Open the app on your phone, tap the account icon at the top right, and select Siri Shortcuts. The Roku iOS app (Opens in a new window) has Siri Shortcuts that let you control your Roku with your voice. Your Roku and iPhone can work together, with Siri acting as the interpreter. Sign in to your Roku account and then choose which device you want to control with Google Assistant. Open the Google Assistant mobile app, tap Explore > Settings > Home Control > Add Device > Find > Roku. Set up your Google Assistant on your Google device or app. First, check that your Roku player is running Roku OS 9.0 or higher or that your Roku TV has Roku OS 8.2 or higher. You can also use Google Assistant to make voice requests. Then you'll be able to use commands such as, "Alexa, open Netflix on living room Roku." In the Alexa app, tap on the Roku device, and make sure it is enabled. Either add it to an existing group or create a new one by tapping the plus button. Then add the Roku to a group by selecting the Devices icon. Once it's found, tap Manage, Link Devices, and select the Roku you want to connect to Alexa. When you find it, tap Enable to Use, sign in to your Roku account, and select the Roku device you want to link (or Select All if you have more than one).Ĭlose your Roku account, and Alexa will search for the device on the Device Discovery screen. First, you'll have to link both accounts by opening the Alexa mobile app, selecting Skills & Games, and searching for Roku. If you have an Amazon Echo and a Roku, ask Alexa to control your Roku (Opens in a new window). How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.
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