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stream on Roku TV while away from home
I installed the Xfinity App on my RV's Roku TV. The Xfinity app works perfectly as long as I am connected to my home wifi. When we travel and connect to either my phone's hot spot or campground's wifi I am unable to use the Xfinity app. I receive an error message stating that I am not on my home network.
I thought my service allowed me to stream Xfinity anywhere.
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BruceW
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2 years ago
There are two versions of the app. The "Xfinity Stream App" is for use with IOS and Android mobile devices and can be used anywhere (see https://www.xfinity.com/support/articles/getting-started-xfinity-tv-mobile-app). The "Xfinity Stream App for Partner Devices" ("Stream Beta App") can only be used with your home Internet service (see https://www.xfinity.com/support/articles/xfinity-stream-beta-app-faqs). I don't believe Comcast has ever explained why the Beta App is restricted this way.
The regular "Stream App" cannot be loaded on Roku devices, only the "Stream Beta App" can.
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nviccaro
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2 years ago
Bruce - thank you for your input on my problem. I am hoping someone will get back to me with a solution for the glitch with the Beta App.
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user_556184
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2 years ago
Yes, I was told that I would be able to stream anywhere as well, not true though from my experience
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Golddrum281
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2 years ago
I cannot even stream at the house since I have my own cable modem and router.
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Golddrum281
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2 years ago
I cannot even stream at the house since I have my own cable modem and router. It is on my in-home network. Just not their equipment, even using my Xfinity internet. Makes no sense.
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