They have a bunch of secret menus - e.g., see www.techtimes.com/articles/162197/20160531/access-secret-menus-roku-device.htm or just search a search engine for "Roku" and "Secret Menu".
Ultra LT also does not support Dolby Atmos or Dolby Vision.
yes. The 2020 has a faster CPU than all other previous ultras, better wifi and it is the only one with Dolby Vision. Here is a breakdown of changes by generation:
en.wikipedia.org
Provide a link to each one. Be sure they are from the same seller.
Check whose actually selling it, amazon proper is selling it for $79.99, just like other retailers and roku themselves. The other 4800 listed is by private seller trying to get $150 for each. Nothings different between the two, just one you'll get ripped off. And if theres Ultra LT on amazon it is also being offered by private sell because that model is an exclusive of walmart.
Can you provide a link the the one(s) you're questioning? The Amazon descriptions are not always clear, and a search by me may not return the same exact results you're seeing.
Hopefully this doesnt get us in trouble but Amazon is all over the place with this. I bought my 2020 last friday for $89. Last wednesday it was listed at $99. Last tuesday it was $79. Yesterday it was $69 (i purchased another at this price and plan to return the first one bought at $89) and now it is back to $79.
Those both appear to be the model 4800. Why the one is charging $149, I have no idea but I hope they don't sell any at that price. Notice it's not sold by either Amazon or Roku. It's a 3rd party reseller, and that price is criminal.
I've been using YouTube today, it's been fine without problems.
Answering my own question: Upgrading from an RX-V473 (a 2012 model) to an RX-V585 (a 2018 model) fixed the lip sync issue with Amazon Prime from the Roku.
Any info on what changed on Roku Media Player?
What is the video/audio of your network content? Roku plays most things on my network perfectly. I have one video that is trueHD audio and it struggles with that as I think it is having to re-encode that audio to DD+.
While I mostly use my Shield for my local media (better support for captions and audio codecs), I've never encountered audio stuttering. But even if you meant video stuttering, I haven't seen that either. I did play with framerate matching enabled for a while, but turned it back off as it was too annoying on YouTube and HBO Max when the screen continued to blank every time the rate changed.
I'm surprised this came out. There hasn't been a new beta to test since late October. This public release isn't the current beta, so I have no clue what's going on with RMP. I'll look it over a bit later and see if I can spot any changes. The most recent work was to improve music playback. They haven't been discussing anything about the UI or any video playback issues.
Well, it did not fix the issue where activation of the Roku screensaver stops the playback of music.
I'm testing it on my 4800 right now. I set the SS at one minute so I didn't have to wait long. SS came on and music continued. Song ended and the next began. I'm using the Aquatic 4K screensaver, in case that makes a difference.
I had the screensaver set to 5 minutes and the music stopped about 3 songs after the screensaver kicked in (10 minutes later). Before it stopped after the 1st or 2nd song. I actually thought I would be able to play a complete ripped CD, but alas, no.
Maybe try Plex instead of RMP. For music, it's typically stable. It's mainly movies that give me problems (especially with DTS tracks.). However, for audio only, I've pretty much turned to my smart speakers (Alexa, and Google Home) because those have multi room options which I like better for music.
