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Is Apple TV not playing on your Roku streaming stick or device? This is most likely due to a poor internet connection or a software issue. Once you've verified your internet connection, you can restart and update your Roku. Here's what to do if Apple TV is not working on Roku.
Steps
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Make sure your Roku is connected to Wi-Fi. You'll need a stable internet connection to use streaming apps. [1] X Research source
- Press the Home button.
- Select Settings .
- Select Network .
- Select Check connection .
- If the issue is with your Wi-Fi network, you'll need to fix your Wi-Fi network first.
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Make sure your Roku is running the latest update. You can check this in your settings. [2] X Research source
- Press the Home button.
- Select Settings .
- Select System .
- Select Software update .
- Select Check now .
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Delete the Apple TV app and download it again. Select the app on your Roku and press the Star button. Then, select Remove Channel . Download it from the app store again.
- You may need to log into your Apple TV account again.
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Unplug your Roku device for a few moments. Once a few minutes have passed, plug it back in again. Run another connection test , and then try the app again.
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Go to Apple's website for the system status. You should see Available next to Apple TV Channels and Apple TV+.
- If there's an issue on Apple's end, you'll see it here.