![]() For users who aren't invested in iTunes content, Roku is the clear winner when it comes to online content.Īpple TV was designed with playing local content from iTunes in mind (i.e., content already stored on the phone or computer). Third-party apps that support iTunes content occasionally become available on the Roku, but they are against Roku's terms of use and are quickly removed from the system a few official iOS apps exist and offer limited functionality. ![]() The major omission on the Roku is that it does not include content from iTunes. Moreover, the device features a bevy of streaming services, notably Amazon Instant Video, Netflix, YouTube, M-Go, and Vudu. Roku offers far more channels and apps, with the company claiming its device offers over 1,700 apps/channels, which is even more than most premium cable TV packages offer. ![]() In late 2013, Apple grew its streaming library by adding channels for Bloomberg, ABC, KORTV, Crackle, PBS, Vevo, HBO GO, and Watch ESPN. The only major omissions are Amazon’s streaming video service, Google's Play content, and Time Warner Cable TV, but Apple TV does work with iTunes content and YouTube. All other Roku boxes can run on almost any TVĪpple TV offers a limited number of entertainment channels (around 30, but promising more) as compared to Roku, but most of the major online streaming services do work on Apple TV, including Netflix, Hulu Plus, and HBO Go. HDMI, WiFi, USB disc, Micro SD slot, ethernet. YouTube, iTunes, Netflix, Hulu Plus, HBO GO.Īmazon, VUDU, Netflix, Hulu Plus, HBO GO. Beaming to external renderers has no version limitations.Digital media player incorporating iTunes content and Airplay.ĭigital media player with most online content options. Note: Local on device DTCP playback is not supported with Google's Android devices running on Android 7.1.x. *Please note that the playback and beaming functionality relies on the capabilities of the devices on your home network and your mobile device.
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