No I didn't speed up the video. All real time. I do have a 1gb connection and was in the main room with my main router.

Me Too

How did you end up updating it

@@Mslady-rh7kk One I just eventually got it to work. The other I returned to Walmart. I hope this isn't a thing moving forward.

Yes, once these are setup they would record with or without your laptop on.

You can set this one to only record motion events. I'd suggest getting a 128GB SD card and then it will record it all locally without paying a monthly fee.

Actually, Roku directly rips it off from Wyze, so if you want a camera that looks like the Roku, get a Wyze Cam V3, because it probably is way more secure.

Weird. Try to restart your phone and make sure your 10 or more ft away from the camera.

I have never had any of these issues. Try a different location for the camera. It could be the AC in your house making some move that's making that noise... If not then I'd id it something with the camera itself.

Mine too

Yes, they even have a setting for when they are placed in the window. Get an SD card and you can 24/7 of what happens.

Yes, it can continuously record. You can use a 128GB SD card which would be 10-12ish days of 24/7 recording. That's what I've did to avoid paying monthly for a subscription.

​@BigCVlogs can you delete unwanted recordings off of the SD card while its still in the roku camera? To make room for more recording

​@@BigCVlogsy para ver los videos que están grabando en la micro sd, es necesario quitar la micro sd o en la misma app puedo verlo

Yes, It even works with Roku Voice on those smart devices.

That sadly happens with updates. You could try to factory reset it and set it up again. Then just skip that update.

So Yes and No. If you have an SD Card inside, then Yes. If the camera has power, it will keep recording and you can review it later on once your wifi is back. If you DO NOT have an SD Card installed, then your camera is basically doing nothing in the event of an internet outage.

I had this issue as well. I have to uninstall the app, reboot my phone, reinstall and then It worked after that.

Thank you Vic for this question! I was at attempt #4, before I ran across this comment & it finally connected (attempt #5) before I went the route of uninstalling, rebooting & reinstalling.

Yes, it should.

Yes it will. As long as the device is on at home, and your home internet is up, you can use the Roku app on your phone to view the camera from anywhere in the world.

My understanding is, once the cameras are on your Roku account, you can use your voice on your Roku remote and say "show me the front yard camera" (if that's the cameras name) and then your Roku TV shows the camera feed. I myself didn't test this since I dont use Roku TVs but that was my understanding.

I installed mine in the window and I have great quality

That was my question

Try to turn off your mobile data, and just be on wifi and see it connects. I seen this work many times with Wyze Cameras and these are really Wyze cameras with a Roku logo lol.

I must say .. I don't think so.

Estoy en eso igualmente, tengo que estar extrayendo la micro sd a la PC para poder ver lo que grabo

What if the tape fails? There's no way to screw in on?

From what I have seen, No. They are locked to the Roku Smart Home App. Some people might be able to flash the firmware to work with the Wyze app though.

Did you figure it out? I have the same problem but I do not pay for the subscription. I walk past it and it doesn’t detect anything. It detected motion for 14 days and now it doesn’t anymore.

I agree. Doesn't make sense that they are cheaper. They should be the same price or more than the Wyze versions lol.

@@BigCVlogs Any idea why the ROKU camera want scan the QR CODE on my phone?

@@contendingforthefaith9897 ... It wants you to point the ROKU camera at the QR code on the phone, so it can CONNECT the camera to your wifi & the app for that matter. Granted, it took me 5 attempts at pointing the Roku camera at the QR code (UGH!!) & 90 seconds of holding it in place, before it ::: FINALLY ::: connected. Otherwise, it was about to be sent back for a REFUND. lol.

@@Deelifull I know, but you can't hold the camera to close to the phone, or it want scan either.

They are 29 at Walmart right now

The answer is a resounding NO. The whole point is for them to milk as much money out of you as possible. Just go with a company like Reolink. Or at the very least stick with Wyze.

@NewsAction1 check this one out- I'd forgotten, bc that's just how I am, that I'd been using the roku streaming thing for TV and paying for it, when I had set up 2 indoor cams, but on a diff account (my thinking was if I linked it to the one on the TV when I'm not home couldn't who ever is watching TV, go into settings, and mess with the cam lol) anyways, well, idk what even happened to them, AND today? My roku out door said that I wasn't going to get video recordings now bc my trail was done (ummmm that's wayway wayyy been over and I've been paying???) Then I just said screw it and after I paid, now it won't connect. Now it keeps saying to power it off. Dude like.. idk maybe I'm just more dumb than I thought but, I haven't even got up. I'm over this. I had 33 bucks, the level of facepalm I feel, is unexplainable

How do I even cancel all of this safely?! And can I use the same cam, with wyze??

No, these don't use a base station. The cameras themselves have Wi-Fi antennas built in that connect to your Wi-Fi network.

You have to have base station on Roku outdoor camera.

Yes she could if you shared the cameras with her or gave her the login information to the Roku Smart app and she installed it and logged in.

@@BigCVlogs no she doesn’t have the log in information, but she does have the wifi name and password. Thank you for replying, I appreciate it.

After 14 day free trial ends you can't watch recorded video with out paying for subscription.

I dont think they have ever updated the app. You could get the video clips from the SD Card if you removed it and put it in a PC or something. Sadly you cant review the video from the Roku app because they never pushed the update that Roku said was coming in December of 2022.

Yes, as far as I know they have no limits on the amount of cameras you can add.

It can. Just have your wife download the app and sign in with your email and password. Then she can view the cameras as well as yourself. This is what me and my wife did.

Weird. I'm wondering if the devices don't work in your country. Try searching to Roku Smart Home App.

Vivo en los angeles y tampoco me permite abrir la app, dice que no está disponible en mi país.

It is really. It can be used outdoors, just doesn't come with the outdoor power plug like the "Outdoor Camera SE". They are the same devices with different power cables in the end lol.

Try to reset the camera and see if it works correctly after that.

@@BigCVlogs I've tried that. I'm even on chat with Roku support right now and their solutions haven't really been helping.

I think this camera has volume settings for the speaker inside the settings menu.

Yes, once it's setup just open the app from anywhere and you can see the live view.

@@BigCVlogs I bought them from Walmart couple day ago and I love them

I don't think it can be shared. He would just need to login with your email and password on his phone and it would work just like yours.

Very interesting... With the Wyze versions you can record the SD card without paying... So check out Wyze. A little more but the same cameras because Roku can lose the money that Wyze can't. (Roku rebranded Wyze Cameras as there own)

can i connect it to my phone hotspot??

Dude do yourself a favor and get a real security camera. I just ordered Reolink cameras and will be ditching these Roku cameras as soon as the reolinks arrive. No subscription service (unless you want extra cloud storage) + the ability to connect it to an NVR / DVR. Forget about these stupid Hikvision cameras (that’s who Wyze and even Xiaomi get their cameras from) Again, let me reiterate: Wyze does not make their own cameras. At all. Wyze devices are OBMs and get their product rebranded from a company based out of Mainland China. Do you really trust that? Especially for a SLIGHTLY more convenient camera for set up. And I say slightly more convenient loosely. Setting up these better cameras really isn’t as hard as Wyze.

No, it's a Roku camera really. Basically Wyze hardware rebranded with Roku logos.

I would recommend Wyze over Roku.

Money money money!!?

Do you know how large of a micro SD card do these support? Many reviews I've seen either don't even mention you can use an sd card or not much info. Thanks

@@RonnieRockafella 32 gigs

@@EivinSukoi That's it? That seems very low. Have you tried using a larger compacity SD card? Did you read that from an official document?

@@RonnieRockafella wize can instructions recommend 32 g bit larger than this

Yes, it is weatherproof and can be used outside.

I'm having problems as well. It says it's for 2.5 ghz that's what I'm using and it just keeps saying "can not connect to network" I've tried everything. Uninstaller the app and reinstall rebooting my router rebooting my phone unplugging it everything still nothing

It just gives you cloud storage. I would highly recommend just buying a 128 GB SD card, and setting the device to continuously record. Then you can go back to any point in time and see what you need without paying a monthly fee. I also think it's a monthly fee per camera so the SD card is the best choice really.

@@BigCVlogs thanks. Great video

Do you need a separate SD card for both? (I'm going to buy 2 since they are on sale at walmart)

I think the voice remote, you can say "Show my Living Room Camera" and it should show up on your Roku TV.

You can go into the settings and turn off the status light. I normally do that with mine because I don't want them to be spotted easily.

Once they are deleted, that's it. They are gone then.

Yes you can. Once it's setup, you can view it from anywhere as long as the internet is up at your house and the Internet is working on your phone. (Wifi or 4g/5g)

Can it be 2 different wifi networks?​@@BigCVlogs

No, this camera has no battery so it would not record with the power out.

Don't hold me to it but I'm pretty sure you can just use a micro SD card but it is not included i don't think they offer a subscription.

Yeah you can just use the SD cards without paying monthly.

if u pay monthyy will it save videos and can u go back on a videeo and see all the footage???

Yes you have to have a subscription to watch recorded video after 14 day free trial.

@@BigCVlogs after 14 day free trial all I could get was a still picture with notification and live video but can't watch video from SD card.

Interesting. I don't have an Internet provider's wifi6 router but I have the Nest Pro system that is Wifi6 and didn't have any issues.

I’m having the same exact issue ! @justAFatguyInTX what was the Solution????

@@christianserrano9448 I actually just got my money back and went with Wyze cameras, which these are the exact same but different software. Got those to work with my Spectrum router just fine.

Yes, it only works on 2.4GHz WiFi Networks.

Yes it does.

@@BigCVlogs thanks

These do not have a battery. These must be plugged in at all times.

That's what I wNt to know?

This camera has to be plugged in to work. So it really doesn't have an on/off button since it doesn't have a battery in it.

@@BigCVlogs thank you so much for taking the time to reply.

Yes, they can from what Roku says. I didn't have a Roku tv to test with.

100% Yes!!!!! I'm watching from Samsung SMART TV right now via my Roku device that I have plugged in. It's an old TV too. lol

I have had issues getting devices to connect before. I have found, that turning off mobile data will sometimes help them connect. So make sure you phone is on wifi, turn off your cellular/mobile data, turn on the camera and launch the app and see if it connects to your wifi. I am not sure why this happens, but it has worked on a few different brands of cameras and a few smart bulbs in the past.

No, they only work on 2.4Ghz wifi networks.

I live in an apartment and I don’t know what GHz my wifi is

That could be your issue. Is it apartment wifi (like from the building) or your own wifi in your apartment? I would suggest turning off your mobile data, and then try to setup the camera. I've seen this work many times before with many smart devices.

Try to turn off your mobile data, and just be on wifi and see it connects. I seen this work many times with Wyze Cameras and these are really Wyze cameras with a Roku logo lol.

Yes, just setup the first one and then plug in the 2nd one and repeat all the steps.

Up to 128GB, Class 10 MicroSd card.