YouTube TV Update Causes Issues for Roku Users; Troubleshooting Steps Available
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Aaron Greenbaum
Summary
A recent YouTube TV update is causing unexpected problems for Roku users, including freezing, crashing, and error messages. Roku has acknowledged the issue, which appears to stem from a software update on YouTube TV's side. The article provides troubleshooting steps such as restarting the device, checking for updates, reinstalling the app, and contacting support if problems persist.
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· 2 pulledIf you're a Roku user who has noticed their YouTube TV hasn't been working correctly, you're not alone, as Roku has acknowledged an update issue.
What you can do to fix the issue
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